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fraction:
- breuk; breukgetal
Wiktionary:
- fraction → breuk, fractie
- fraction → breuk, breukgetal

English

Detailed Translations for fraction from English to Dutch

fraction:

fraction [the ~] nomen

the fraction
de breuk; breukgetal
- breuk [de ~] nomen
- breukgetal [znw.] nomen

Translation Matrix for fraction:

Noun	Related Translations	Other Translations
breuk	fraction	break; crack; cracking; crash; flaw; fracture; interference; interruption; intervention; meddling; severance
breukgetal	fraction
Verb	Related Translations	Other Translations
-	divide

Related Words for "fraction":

refraction, fractions

Synonyms for "fraction":

chemical; chemical substance
part; portion
rational number; rational
divide; calculate; cipher; cypher; compute; work out; reckon; figure

Antonyms for "fraction":

multiply

Related Definitions for "fraction":

a small part or item forming a piece of a whole¹
the quotient of two rational numbers¹
a component of a mixture that has been separated by a fractional process¹
perform a division¹
A small part, amount, or proportion of something.²
A number that is not a whole number, such as ½ (vulgar fraction) or 0.5 (decimal fraction), formed by dividing one quantity into another.²

Wiktionary Translations for fraction:

fraction

noun

arithmetic: ratio
- fraction → breuk

fraction

noun

de uitkomst (quotiënt) van een deling van twee of meer gehele getallen
- breuk → fraction
een klein deel
- fractie → fraction

Cross Translation:

From	To	Via
• fraction	→ breuk	↔ Bruch — Mathematik: die Darstellung eines Quotienten von Termen, insbesondere von ganzen Zahlen, bei der man einen zumeist horizontalen horizontalen Bruchstrich zieht, über diesem als Zähler den Dividenden schreibt und unterhalb als Nenner den Divisor.
• fraction	→ breukgetal	↔ Bruchzahl — Mathematik: rationale Zahl, die keine Ganzzahl ist, vor allem in der Darstellung \frac{a}{b}, wobei man a den Zähler, b den Nenner und den trennenden Strich Bruchstrich nennt.