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Перевод: fourfold

[прилагательное]
четырехкратный;
[наречие]
вчетверо; четырежды

Тезаурус:

1. Homelessness in these three boroughs rose almost fourfold between 1981 and 1987 (from 1308 to 4394).
2. The latest issue of the Government's annual Social Trends shows that while the level of rail travel has remained much the same for 30 years, car travel has increased fourfold.
3. The stratified approach to Urban Programme funding, with in essence a fourfold division of councils - Partnerships, Programme Authorities, Other Designated Districts and traditional Urban Programme councils - was effectively to be abandoned.
4. Nitrogen emissions had risen fourfold and sulphur three to sixfold.
5. German fears are fourfold: uncontrollably escalating prize money; a form of financial saturation-bombing of the wealthiest tennis market in the world; downgrading of the German Open, which has a tradition stretching back 80 years; and a clash with the ATP finals scheduled for Frankfurt three weeks earlier.
6. Now Penrhyn, operated by Alfred McAlpine, has seen profits and production increase fourfold in five years, and 400 are employed.
7. A combination of high blood pressure and raised blood cholesterol concentration increases the risk fourfold, add smoking to that and the risk becomes eightfold.
8. He points to Derrida s fascination with fourfold elements, evident in his deconstruction of the Hegelian triad - thesis, antithesis, synthesis - to add a fourth element, which is deconstruction itself.
9. Since then, not only has the number of records increased fourfold but advances in human learning have also led to amendments.
10. The Arabian peninsula contains one half of the non-Communist world's oil reserves, Saudi Arabia's proven oil reserves are fourfold those of USA and UK together.
11. Other traditions, such as military regimes and cultures with a central control, are based on the division of land by means of the cardinal directions and subdivision by halving, resulting in a fourfold and eightfold division.
12. Even that is a fourfold exaggeration of length.