cardinality
cardinality — 名詞
- cardinalitysingular
- cardinalitiesplural
1. in mathematics, the total number of members that a set contains
基數
集合中元素的數量
in mathematics, the total number of members that a set contains
On the board, Joon wrote that set A has cardinality 4.
在白板上,Joon 寫下集合 A 的基數是 4。
pattern: set A has cardinality 4
The two groups have the same cardinality because each contains six points.
這兩組有相同的基數,因為每組都包含六個點。
collocation: the same cardinality
In class, Ada checked the cardinality of the set before drawing a graph.
上課時,Ada 在畫圖前先檢查那個集合的基數。
Faisal changed one number, so the set's cardinality rose from three to four.
Faisal 改了一個數字,所以那個集合的基數從三變成四。
The teacher compared cardinality in two sets of colored blocks on the desk.
老師比較了桌上兩組彩色積木的基數。
文法句型
the cardinality of [set]
same cardinality as [set]
[set] has cardinality [number]
用法筆記
Usually appears in mathematics with an of-phrase naming the set or in comparisons such as the same cardinality as. Distinguish it from everyday size: cardinality counts how many members are in a set, not how large something is physically.