گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'factor'

1 عمومی:: ضریب‌

2 عمومی:: عامل‌

3 عمومی:: عامل

4 عمومی:: فاعل‌

5 عمومی:: حق‌ العمل‌ كار

6 عمومی:: نماینده‌

7 عمومی:: عامل‌ (عوامل‌)

8 عمومی:: سازنده‌

1 general:: factor ADJECTIVES/NOUN + factor an important factor • Human influence has been an important factor as regards climate change. a major/minor factor (= the most or least important of several factors ) • The country’s huge mineral reserves are a major factor behind its economic strength. a key/crucial factor (= a very important factor ) • A key factor in a company’s success is knowing its customers. the deciding factor (= the reason for making a particular choice ) • The closeness of the river was probably the deciding factor when the site was chosen. the decisive/determining factor (= the one that has the biggest effect ) • The support of middle-income voters was the decisive factor in the election. a contributing factor (= one that helps to make something happen ) • Stress is a contributing factor in many illnesses. economic factors • Economic factors limit our options. environmental factors • Various environmental factors affect the growth of grapes. social factors • Social factors have played their part in the decline in family sizes. a risk factor (= something that makes you more likely to have an illness ) • The highest risk factor for coronary heart disease was found to be smoking. verbs depend on certain factors • Success depends on certain factors. factors influence something • Various factors influenced the government’s decision. factors determine something • The final cost of the product was determined by a combination of factors. factors are responsible for something • These underlying factors were responsible for his death. phrases a combination/variety/number of factors • A combination of factors led to the closure of the factory. take certain factors into account (= to consider factors when making a decision ) • You should take all these factors into account.

2 general:: factor sth in ( also factor sth into sth ) to include something when you are doing a calculation, or when you are trying to understand something • People are earning more, but when inflation is factored in, they are no better off. • The age of the patients and their overall health must be factored into the results.

3 general:: noun element: The main factor is the money.

4 general::   noun ADJ. important, main, major, relevant, significant one of the most significant factors | critical, crucial, deciding, decisive, determining, key, vital This is regarded as the crucial factor in deciding who should get priority. Money proved to be the deciding factor. | contributing, contributory Poor organization was certainly a contributory factor to the crisis. | complicating, distorting A complicating factor is her parents' refusal to cooperate with the police. | limiting | mitigating The appeal judges spoke of strong mitigating factors in the case. | aggravating | additional | single The closure of the mine was the single most important factor in the town's decline. | common Look for the common factor in all these cases. | external, extraneous, extrinsic External factors in the production of disease include pollution of the environment. | internal, intrinsic | causal, causative | risk Studies have established that smoking is a risk factor for cancer. | contextual, demographic, economic, environmental, genetic, political, psychological, situational, social VERB + FACTOR consider, take into account A variety of other factors will be taken into account. | depend on FACTOR + VERB be involved, operate the contextual factors which operate to hinder understanding | affect sth, be responsible for sth, contribute to sth, determine sth, influence sth, precipitate sth, predispose sb/sth to sth environmental factors which predispose children to middle-ear infections | constrain sth, inhibit sth, militate against sth one of the factors that influenced his decision | interact looking at how economic and social factors interact | include sth PREP. ~ behind the main factors behind the dollar's weakness | ~ in a key factor in the decision PHRASES a combination/number/range/variety of factors The outcome will depend on a number of factors.