plural

a form of a word that refers to more than one person or thing, used with plural nouns and pronouns such as 'they', 'we', and 'us'

plural (gramatical)

Collocations plural form of a noun

• The plural form of 'child' is 'children'.

  La forma plural de 'niño' es 'niños'.

the state or quality of being more than one; the number two or greater

plural (número)

Collocations in the plural

• The word 'book' changes to 'books' in the plural.

  La palabra 'libro' cambia a 'libros' en el plural.

a number that is not one; any whole number greater than zero

plural (matemáticas)

Collocations in the plural

• The number 5 is a plural in mathematics.

  El número 5 es un plural en matemáticas.

a statistical category that includes more than one item or individual

plural (estadística)

Collocations in the plural

• The data set includes several categories in the plural.

  El conjunto de datos incluye varias categorías en el plural.

a linguistic term for a form of a word that refers to more than one person or thing, used with plural nouns and pronouns such as 'they', 'we', and 'us'

plural (lingüística)

Collocations in the plural

• The linguist explained the concept of plural in English.

  El lingüista explicó el concepto de plural en inglés.

a term used to describe a work of art that includes multiple figures or elements

plural (arte)

Collocations in the plural

• The painting is a fine example of Renaissance plural.

  El cuadro es un excelente ejemplo de plural renacentista.

a term used in economics to describe a situation involving more than one entity or item

plural (economía)

Collocations in the plural

• The economic model considers factors in the plural.

  El modelo económico considera factores en el plural.

in philosophy, a term used to describe theories that involve more than one entity or concept

plural (filosofía)

Collocations in the plural

• The philosopher discussed theories in the plural.

  El filósofo discutió teorías en el plural.