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arithmetic English
Meaning arithmetic meaning
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arithmetic
Synonyms arithmetic synonyms
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Topics arithmetic topics
What do people use arithmetic to talk about?
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Examples arithmetic examples
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Simple sentences
Tom likes arithmetic.
Arithmetic deals with numbers.
He's good at arithmetic.
He isn't smart enough to do mental arithmetic.
I got a B in arithmetic.
How many arithmetic books are left?
Tom is good at arithmetic.
Tom's very good at mental arithmetic.
He couldn't do even simple arithmetic.
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Say, ain't you got some arithmetic to do? (KNOCKING AT DOOR) Oh, hello, Davey.
He got high marks in arithmetic.
He's two-timing Lucy, so there's another kind of arithmetic for you.
He's my best friend, and he's awful good in arithmetic.
And Mr Carpenter showed him how to do his arithmetic.
You might teach arithmetic.
Never arithmetic, sir.
Never arithmetic.
Look, stargazer, arithmetic is your department.
Use a little arithmetic.
You were that high, learning arithmetic.
The only arithmetic he ever got was hearing the referee count up to 10.
That''S Arithmetic, Teach.
It's the arithmetic I like, honey.
Showing off your arithmetic, eh? Doing pretty sums for poor lads that can't read nor reckon.
How's that for arithmetic?
You know simple arithmetic, don't you?
Now get the heck back to your desk and try to improve your arithmetic.
You can't get away from arithmetic.
Do they learn arithmetic?
Simple arithmetic, kid.
Yes, simple arithmetic.
Simple arithmetic.
Simple arithmetic it was.
It's simple arithmetic.
That's simple arithmetic, too.
You can multiply that by mental arithmetic?
Since I began using your arithmetic book.
But by what arithmetic am I to measure you?
Really? - You bet. I'll do some arithmetic to give you an idea.
Their arithmetic's not so hot, but just ask them how many minks make a coat.
The only arithmetic he ever got was hearing the referee. count up to ten.
I did some arithmetic last night, Harrison.
Arithmetic is an exact science.
Today, leave the arithmetic behind.
Arithmetic is prohibited at the table.
Never save arithmetic for later, or you'll pay for it.
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News and current affairs
That sounds like a nice contribution for a relatively small profession, especially if we do some simple arithmetic.
Even more fundamental arithmetic lies at the core of the debt quandary.
The arithmetic of global trade implies that the sum of all trade deficits equals the sum of all trade surpluses.
The IMF worried a great deal about what would happen when this chain broke - and the eventual break was, of course, more a matter of arithmetic than economics.
It is as if he has not done his own arithmetic.
This is a question of simple arithmetic, not ideology.
Romney offers few specifics, but simple arithmetic shows that his plan would require even deeper cuts in these programs than Ryan's plan would.
Consider some fiscal arithmetic.
But in arithmetic terms it is less favourable to the smaller countries, since they lose their weighting advantage.
This is not a question of ideology; it is a question of arithmetic.
UNESCO estimates that at least 250 million of the world's children of primary-school age are unable to read, write, or do basic arithmetic.
As a matter of simple arithmetic, we know that the rest of the world is running correspondingly smaller surpluses.
Their coalition government enjoys a comfortable parliamentary majority; nor does the political arithmetic imply a viable parliamentary alternative.
Simple arithmetic and basic economics tell us that a multilateral problem cannot be addressed by a bilateral solution.
A little arithmetic shows why.
Malthus postulated a geometric rate of population growth (like compound interest on a bank deposit) and an arithmetic rate of growth (simple interest on a bank account) of food production.
The EU's debt arithmetic is uncertain and precarious.
Many economists have argued this case on the basis of arithmetic calculation.
Latin America experienced this dilemma in the 1980's, when its debt arithmetic had become unsustainable.
There is another major advantage. The arithmetic of global trade implies that the sum of all trade deficits equals the sum of all trade surpluses.
It was bad enough to deal with Sadr as a bandit; simple political arithmetic now dictates that he will likely be the central figure deciding the outcome of October's vote on the constitution.
It is easy to jump from this arithmetic to the conclusion that the euro is overvalued, and that it is likely to continue the decline that began last December.
This is not to say that Israel should be consoled by the macabre arithmetic of bloodshed.
Even with external assistance, many view default as a near certainty, because the arithmetic of restoring fiscal balance is so daunting.
Although countries occasionally can grow their way out of debt problems, as China did with its 1990's banking crisis, bankrupt countries usually face painful budget arithmetic.
This sort of arithmetic has the merit of giving some indications about burden-sharing, but it has also been shown that burden-sharing cannot be fully captured in graphs and spreadsheets.
The initiative faces a culture in which violence is so deeply embedded that children once learned arithmetic by counting numbers of dead Soviet soldiers.