to count; to count as; to regard as; to enumerate; to list

number; figure; several; a few

(literary) frequently; repeatedly

countless; numberless; innumerable

number of people

majority; most

to count backwards (from 10 down to 0); to count down; from the bottom (lines on a page); from the back (rows of seats)

inverse number; reciprocal (math.)

small number; few; minority

(exam) grade; mark; score; fraction

(numerical, statistical) index; (math.) exponent; (attributive) exponential

number of times; frequency; order number (in a series); power (math.); degree of a polynomial (math.)

age (number of years old)

half the number; half

to count numbers; to keep to one's word; to hold (i.e. to remain valid); to count (i.e. to be important)

to count; to reckon

to count; reckoning

move (in chess, on stage, in martial arts); gambit; trick; scheme; movement; same as 著數|着数[zhao1 shu4]

reading; data from meter

the vast majority

number of votes; poll count

parameter

to know the score (idiom); to be well aware of the situation

total; sum; aggregate

variable factor; uncertainties; (math.) a variable

the entire sum; the whole amount

lit. their number cannot be counted (idiom); fig. countless; innumerable

to give it your all; to go at it with all you've got; to throw your whole weight behind it; also pr. [hun2 shen1 jie3 shu4]

algebra

to count and check; to tally; points (collected in some bonus scheme etc)

to have kept count; to know how many; (fig.) to know exactly how things stand; to know the score; not many; only a few

(math.) a constant

to keep one's promise; to mean what one says

extremely few; a small minority

(linguistics) plural; (math.) complex number

unknown number; (fig.) an unknown; an uncertainty

prime number

small figure; small amount; the part of a number to the right of the decimal point (or radix point); fractional part of a number; number between 0 and 1; decimal fraction

remainder (after rounding a number); decimal part (of number after the decimal point); mantissa (i.e. fractional part of common logarithm in math.); small change; balance (of an account)

number of items or individuals

(used before 不少[bu4 shao3] or 不多[bu4 duo1]) in terms of quantity; (before a number) numbering; amounting to

multiplier

(Tw) random number

number of items (in a consignment etc)

(statistics) mode

remainder (in division)

valid; counting (as valid)

multiple; multiplier; factor

even number