times
n.n. multiplied by. You use this word when you want to calculate the total of one number added to itself a certain number of times.
n. multiplied by; used to indicate the multiplication of two quantities.
Three times four is twelve.
The recipe serves four people, so you need to multiply the ingredients by three times the original amount for the party.
In basic arithmetic, the product of two integers remains the same regardless of which number is placed before the times operator, illustrating the commutative property of multiplication.
Multiplication sense from the idea that something is repeated or added together a given number of times.
Functions as a preposition in mathematical expressions; typically sits between two numbers.
Three times four are twelveThree times four is twelveWhen using 'times' for multiplication, the verb is usually singular because the expression is treated as a single mathematical fact.
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fast times
A period of time characterized by quickly-paced activity, especially involving extravagant or risky conduct, sexual behavior, or other exciting events.
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get with the times
To become aware of modern trends, words or ideas.
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good times
Referring to a specific period of time, whether the speaker’s present circumstances or a past era recalled with nostalgia, as agreeable or enjoyable, occasionally with an ironic connotation.