Definition of times in English:

times

verbtimesed, timesing, timeses tʌɪmz

[with object]informal

Multiply (a number)
you times the six by four to get twenty-four
Example sentencesExamples
- They have now at this point five times more the number of seats in parliament than they had before.
- Now I knew how long Brenda would take to get an eighth of the way around, so I timesed 3 by 8.
- Something that looks cheap when buying one is still a huge amount timesed by 100!
- International travelers, who surveys indicate spend six times what domestic tourists do in New York, have largely disappeared.
- Perhaps those candidates who couldn't do timesing and taking away were part of the 1% who failed.
- Little wonder the city's homicide rate stands at 10 times the national average.
- Then I took the 36 grams of carbohydrates and timesed that by the number of carbohydrates and I got 144.
- In the process it has been thickened to nearly 2.5 times the worldwide average.
- If a times b is seven hundred and six and one fiftieth, and if c is thirty six and nine tenths more than a.
- The men's suicide rate is three and a half times higher.
- Sales top $1,000 per square foot, three times the industry average.
- That number was then timesed by 3 and the minus sign was added again.
- It was like the worst thunder storm in the world timesed by fifty!
- Pike said the airline spent four times more money running the service than it received in revenue.
- Individuals who report insomnia lasting for one year are forty times more likely than normal to develop clinical depression.
- Myocardial infarction is 4.2 times more likely to occur within an hour of smoking cannabis.
- I believe I can build a company ten times the size without a desk.
- I left the shop 30 minutes later, having spent four times what I had anticipated.
- But a ship five times their size would seem impossible… or is it?
- On average, the $5,500 is matched by seven times the grant amount.
- Four hours later, he was found one and a half times over the drink-drive limit.
- He sees his brothers with four times the amount of money in their pockets.
- And it will differ from developments in America in only one respect: it will happen many times faster.
- "We're ten times the size of anyone else, " Pierce bragged.

Origin

Late 19th century (in a sense relating to the number of times that a specific dimension is to be repeated in quantitive surveying): use as a verb of times expressing multiplication (dating from late Middle English): see time (sense 5 of the noun).

Definition of times in US English:

times

prepositiontīmz

informal

Multiplied by.
eleven times four is forty-four
Example sentencesExamples
- In the process it has been thickened to nearly 2.5 times the worldwide average.
- It was like the worst thunder storm in the world timesed by fifty!
- International travelers, who surveys indicate spend six times what domestic tourists do in New York, have largely disappeared.
- And it will differ from developments in America in only one respect: it will happen many times faster.
- "We're ten times the size of anyone else, " Pierce bragged.
- Myocardial infarction is 4.2 times more likely to occur within an hour of smoking cannabis.
- I believe I can build a company ten times the size without a desk.
- Then I took the 36 grams of carbohydrates and timesed that by the number of carbohydrates and I got 144.
- That number was then timesed by 3 and the minus sign was added again.
- Little wonder the city's homicide rate stands at 10 times the national average.
- Now I knew how long Brenda would take to get an eighth of the way around, so I timesed 3 by 8.
- They have now at this point five times more the number of seats in parliament than they had before.
- But a ship five times their size would seem impossible… or is it?
- On average, the $5,500 is matched by seven times the grant amount.
- Pike said the airline spent four times more money running the service than it received in revenue.
- He sees his brothers with four times the amount of money in their pockets.
- Sales top $1,000 per square foot, three times the industry average.
- I left the shop 30 minutes later, having spent four times what I had anticipated.
- Perhaps those candidates who couldn't do timesing and taking away were part of the 1% who failed.
- Individuals who report insomnia lasting for one year are forty times more likely than normal to develop clinical depression.
- Four hours later, he was found one and a half times over the drink-drive limit.
- Something that looks cheap when buying one is still a huge amount timesed by 100!
- The men's suicide rate is three and a half times higher.
- If a times b is seven hundred and six and one fiftieth, and if c is thirty six and nine tenths more than a.

单词	times
释义	Definition of times in English: times verbtimesed, timesing, timeses tʌɪmz [with object]informal Multiply (a number) you times the six by four to get twenty-four Example sentencesExamples They have now at this point five times more the number of seats in parliament than they had before. Now I knew how long Brenda would take to get an eighth of the way around, so I timesed 3 by 8. Something that looks cheap when buying one is still a huge amount timesed by 100! International travelers, who surveys indicate spend six times what domestic tourists do in New York, have largely disappeared. Perhaps those candidates who couldn't do timesing and taking away were part of the 1% who failed. Little wonder the city's homicide rate stands at 10 times the national average. Then I took the 36 grams of carbohydrates and timesed that by the number of carbohydrates and I got 144. In the process it has been thickened to nearly 2.5 times the worldwide average. If a times b is seven hundred and six and one fiftieth, and if c is thirty six and nine tenths more than a. The men's suicide rate is three and a half times higher. Sales top $1,000 per square foot, three times the industry average. That number was then timesed by 3 and the minus sign was added again. It was like the worst thunder storm in the world timesed by fifty! Pike said the airline spent four times more money running the service than it received in revenue. Individuals who report insomnia lasting for one year are forty times more likely than normal to develop clinical depression. Myocardial infarction is 4.2 times more likely to occur within an hour of smoking cannabis. I believe I can build a company ten times the size without a desk. I left the shop 30 minutes later, having spent four times what I had anticipated. But a ship five times their size would seem impossible… or is it? On average, the $5,500 is matched by seven times the grant amount. Four hours later, he was found one and a half times over the drink-drive limit. He sees his brothers with four times the amount of money in their pockets. And it will differ from developments in America in only one respect: it will happen many times faster. "We're ten times the size of anyone else, " Pierce bragged. Origin Late 19th century (in a sense relating to the number of times that a specific dimension is to be repeated in quantitive surveying): use as a verb of times expressing multiplication (dating from late Middle English): see time (sense 5 of the noun). Definition of times in US English: times prepositiontīmz informal Multiplied by. eleven times four is forty-four Example sentencesExamples In the process it has been thickened to nearly 2.5 times the worldwide average. It was like the worst thunder storm in the world timesed by fifty! International travelers, who surveys indicate spend six times what domestic tourists do in New York, have largely disappeared. And it will differ from developments in America in only one respect: it will happen many times faster. "We're ten times the size of anyone else, " Pierce bragged. Myocardial infarction is 4.2 times more likely to occur within an hour of smoking cannabis. I believe I can build a company ten times the size without a desk. Then I took the 36 grams of carbohydrates and timesed that by the number of carbohydrates and I got 144. That number was then timesed by 3 and the minus sign was added again. Little wonder the city's homicide rate stands at 10 times the national average. Now I knew how long Brenda would take to get an eighth of the way around, so I timesed 3 by 8. They have now at this point five times more the number of seats in parliament than they had before. But a ship five times their size would seem impossible… or is it? On average, the $5,500 is matched by seven times the grant amount. Pike said the airline spent four times more money running the service than it received in revenue. He sees his brothers with four times the amount of money in their pockets. Sales top $1,000 per square foot, three times the industry average. I left the shop 30 minutes later, having spent four times what I had anticipated. Perhaps those candidates who couldn't do timesing and taking away were part of the 1% who failed. Individuals who report insomnia lasting for one year are forty times more likely than normal to develop clinical depression. Four hours later, he was found one and a half times over the drink-drive limit. Something that looks cheap when buying one is still a huge amount timesed by 100! The men's suicide rate is three and a half times higher. If a times b is seven hundred and six and one fiftieth, and if c is thirty six and nine tenths more than a. Origin Late 19th century (in a sense relating to the number of times that a specific dimension is to be repeated in quantitive surveying): use as a verb of times expressing multiplication (dating from late Middle English): see time (sense 5 of the noun).
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