Слово англійською: factor
Іменник
Переклад factor українською: фа́ктор, чи́нник, прости́й мно́жник, захи́сний фа́ктор
Детальний опис
- [countable] one of several things that cause or influence something
- Obesity is a major risk factor for heart disease.
- the key/crucial/deciding factor
- Criminality is associated with a range of individual, family and environmental factors.
- The result will depend on a number of different factors.
- factor in something The closure of the mine was the single most important factor in the town's decline.
- We have identified a few key factors in the project's success.
see also wow factor, X factorLanguage Bank causecauseX causes Y- Childhood obesity can cause/lead to long-term health problems.
- Changes in lifestyle and diet over the last twenty years have caused/led to/resulted in a sharp increase in childhood obesity.
- Several factors, including changes in diet and lifestyle, have contributed to the increase in childhood obesity.
- Research suggests that fast food and soft drinks directly contribute to childhood obesity.
- Genetics, lifestyle and diet are all important factors in cases of childhood obesity.
- Even small changes in lifestyle and diet can bring about significant weight loss.
- [countable] (mathematics) a number that divides into another number exactly
- 1, 2, 3, 4, 6 and 12 are the factors of 12.
see also highest common factor
- [countable] the amount by which something increases or decreases
- The real wage of the average worker has increased by a factor of over ten in the last 70 years.
- [countable] a particular level on a scale of measurement
- a suntan lotion with a protection factor of 10
- The wind-chill factor will make it seem colder.
see also chill factor, SPF - [uncountable] (medical) a substance in the blood that helps the clotting process. There are several types of this substance.
- Haemophiliacs have no factor 8 in their blood.
see also clotting factor, rhesus factor Word Originlate Middle English (meaning ‘doer’, also in the Scots sense ‘agent’): from French facteur or Latin factor, from fact- ‘done’, from the verb facere.
Idioms - (British English) (used especially in the media) the feeling of confidence in the future that is shared by many people
- After the recession, people were waiting for the return of the feel-good factor before starting to spend money again.