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adjective · B1Multiple
MULT-ipl/ˈmʌltɪpl/
Multiple means more than one: multiple injuries; multiple-choice. Many is everyday; several is a close twin. Multiply is the verb (also in this set). Exams: multiple-choice still needs working in the booklet.
Meaning
Many; more than one (multiple choice; multiple injuries).
Examples
- “Multiple-choice questions still need working shown in the booklet.”
- “Multiple occupancy of a house can need a licence, which is the housing sense.”
Good to know
multiple + injuries / occupancy / choice. Everyday: many. Verb: multiply. Exams / NHS / housing. Hyphen: multiple-choice.
Near in meaning
many
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