the product of a number multiplied by itself, e.g. 1, 4, 9, 16.
平方数。
n. 平方数
To paraphrase Metcalfe's findings, the usefulness of a network is the square of the number of users connected to it.
可以这样解释梅特卡夫的发现:网络的有用性,是其所联系的用户数量的平方数。
These days, workers for nonprofit groups help people move into apartments, keeping track as the number of the chronically homeless in Times Square goes down.
近期,非营利组织的工人们帮助他们搬进公寓,关注其行踪,使时代广场上无家可归的人数持续下降。
It made Carson Daly a household name and broke records for the number of screaming teens you could fit in Times Square.
这使得卡森·戴利变得家喻户晓,时代广场上为此尖叫沸腾的少男少女数量也创下了新纪录。
In fact, a couple of years later I saw a woman eating lunchalone in Harvard Square, walked up, said hello, wrote my name and number downon a napkin and asked her to call me.
事实上,许多年后,我在哈佛广场看到一位女士在独自吃午餐,我走上前去,打了声招呼,在餐巾上写下了我的名字和电话号码,让她有空联系我。
The most common coping strategy, though, is simply to increase the number of paying people per square foot of dwelling space — by doubling up or renting to couch-surfers.
但是,最常见的应对策略只不过是,增加住所内每平方英尺付费者的人数,常见的方法有将合租人数翻倍,或出租给沙发客。
the product of a number multiplied by itself, e.g. 1, 4, 9, 16.
平方数。