1 a number that can be divided by a smaller number an exact number of times:
18 is a multiple of 3, because 18 = 3 x 6.
2 a large company that has shops in many towns
3 consisting of or involving many things or types of things:
4 a number that results from multiplying one number by another when at least one of them is a whole number (= a number with no part of a number after it):
18 is a multiple of 3, because 6×3=18.
5 involving many different people or things, or many different types of people or things :
6 the current price of one of a company's shares divided by the amount of profit related to it that the company makes in a year. Multiples are used to compare the prices of different shares:
7 one of many stores with the same name that are all owned by the same company:
8 a number that is the result of multiplying one number by another:
9 something that is sold, paid for, etc. in multiples of 5/100/1000, etc. is sold or paid for at one time by that amount:
Savers can put between £20 and £400 a month into a Yearly Plan with instalments in multiples of £5.
They usually give you a discount if you buy multiple copies.
He suffered multiple fractures in a motorcycle accident.
He died from multiple stab wounds to the neck and upper body.
We recall that, by hypothesis, the first factor on the left-hand side and the last factor on the right-hand side were multiples of the identity.
With the breakdown in 1998 and 1999 the share begins to trade at very low multiples in comparison to that of the pre 1997 era.
Consider as a hypothesis in the number game that the computer accepts all multiples of ten, except 20 and 70.
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