Definition of numeracy in English:

numeracy

noun ˈnjuːmərəsiˈn(j)um(ə)rəsi

mass noun

The ability to understand and work with numbers.
识数，计算能力
basic skills such as numeracy and literacy
as modifier numeracy skills
Example sentencesExamples
- Children play a number of different games with the cards which helps them in developing their literacy and numeracy skills.
- A child who left school with no basic literacy or numeracy skills would be severely disadvantaged.
- Once a need has been identified nursery staff can then give people information on where they can get help with literacy, numeracy or language skills.
- It also helps parents and carers to ‘brush up’ on their own skills in literacy and numeracy.
- Literacy and numeracy skills also have to be assessed.
- Assuming basic literacy and numeracy skills, however, the voting process itself would not be all that difficult.
- There is a percentage of the working age population in York which has low literacy and numeracy skills
- They were looking for local individuals who had made a significant contribution to the literacy and numeracy skills of residents in the town.
- He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills.
- Civil servants there are being offered tuition in the basic numeracy and literacy skills they failed to pick up at the schools now under their command.
- At its heart lie core skills in computers, numeracy and literacy, with students given flexibility to choose the rest of their timetable.
- They took City and Guild courses in literacy, numeracy and personal skills.
- She doesn't have the requisite literacy and numeracy skills.
- The minister committed to improving literacy and numeracy skills for farm workers and agri-businesses.
- The apprentice team already have literacy and numeracy skills at Year Nine to Ten level.
- Poverty comes in many forms but the poverty of a child who lacks the basic skills of literacy and numeracy casts a shadow over his or her whole life.
- He said the project would also contribute to students' literacy and numeracy skills.
- Another hidden group is people with poor literacy and numeracy skills.
- The New Zealand education system allows one in five of our children to leave school without basic numeracy and literacy skills.
- For this reason, it was decided to teach literacy and numeracy skills to older members of the community.

Definition of numeracy in US English:

numeracy

nounˈn(y)o͞om(ə)rəsēˈn(j)um(ə)rəsi

The ability to understand and work with numbers.
识数，计算能力
basic skills such as numeracy and literacy
as modifier numeracy skills
Example sentencesExamples
- Civil servants there are being offered tuition in the basic numeracy and literacy skills they failed to pick up at the schools now under their command.
- They took City and Guild courses in literacy, numeracy and personal skills.
- There is a percentage of the working age population in York which has low literacy and numeracy skills
- Children play a number of different games with the cards which helps them in developing their literacy and numeracy skills.
- For this reason, it was decided to teach literacy and numeracy skills to older members of the community.
- Literacy and numeracy skills also have to be assessed.
- A child who left school with no basic literacy or numeracy skills would be severely disadvantaged.
- Poverty comes in many forms but the poverty of a child who lacks the basic skills of literacy and numeracy casts a shadow over his or her whole life.
- The apprentice team already have literacy and numeracy skills at Year Nine to Ten level.
- Once a need has been identified nursery staff can then give people information on where they can get help with literacy, numeracy or language skills.
- Another hidden group is people with poor literacy and numeracy skills.
- It also helps parents and carers to ‘brush up’ on their own skills in literacy and numeracy.
- At its heart lie core skills in computers, numeracy and literacy, with students given flexibility to choose the rest of their timetable.
- The minister committed to improving literacy and numeracy skills for farm workers and agri-businesses.
- The New Zealand education system allows one in five of our children to leave school without basic numeracy and literacy skills.
- They were looking for local individuals who had made a significant contribution to the literacy and numeracy skills of residents in the town.
- He said the project would also contribute to students' literacy and numeracy skills.
- She doesn't have the requisite literacy and numeracy skills.
- Assuming basic literacy and numeracy skills, however, the voting process itself would not be all that difficult.
- He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills.

词汇	numeracy
释义	Definition of numeracy in English: numeracy noun ˈnjuːmərəsiˈn(j)um(ə)rəsi mass noun The ability to understand and work with numbers. 识数，计算能力 basic skills such as numeracy and literacy as modifier numeracy skills Example sentencesExamples Children play a number of different games with the cards which helps them in developing their literacy and numeracy skills. A child who left school with no basic literacy or numeracy skills would be severely disadvantaged. Once a need has been identified nursery staff can then give people information on where they can get help with literacy, numeracy or language skills. It also helps parents and carers to ‘brush up’ on their own skills in literacy and numeracy. Literacy and numeracy skills also have to be assessed. Assuming basic literacy and numeracy skills, however, the voting process itself would not be all that difficult. There is a percentage of the working age population in York which has low literacy and numeracy skills They were looking for local individuals who had made a significant contribution to the literacy and numeracy skills of residents in the town. He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills. Civil servants there are being offered tuition in the basic numeracy and literacy skills they failed to pick up at the schools now under their command. At its heart lie core skills in computers, numeracy and literacy, with students given flexibility to choose the rest of their timetable. They took City and Guild courses in literacy, numeracy and personal skills. She doesn't have the requisite literacy and numeracy skills. The minister committed to improving literacy and numeracy skills for farm workers and agri-businesses. The apprentice team already have literacy and numeracy skills at Year Nine to Ten level. Poverty comes in many forms but the poverty of a child who lacks the basic skills of literacy and numeracy casts a shadow over his or her whole life. He said the project would also contribute to students' literacy and numeracy skills. Another hidden group is people with poor literacy and numeracy skills. The New Zealand education system allows one in five of our children to leave school without basic numeracy and literacy skills. For this reason, it was decided to teach literacy and numeracy skills to older members of the community. Definition of numeracy in US English: numeracy nounˈn(y)o͞om(ə)rəsēˈn(j)um(ə)rəsi The ability to understand and work with numbers. 识数，计算能力 basic skills such as numeracy and literacy as modifier numeracy skills Example sentencesExamples Civil servants there are being offered tuition in the basic numeracy and literacy skills they failed to pick up at the schools now under their command. They took City and Guild courses in literacy, numeracy and personal skills. There is a percentage of the working age population in York which has low literacy and numeracy skills Children play a number of different games with the cards which helps them in developing their literacy and numeracy skills. For this reason, it was decided to teach literacy and numeracy skills to older members of the community. Literacy and numeracy skills also have to be assessed. A child who left school with no basic literacy or numeracy skills would be severely disadvantaged. Poverty comes in many forms but the poverty of a child who lacks the basic skills of literacy and numeracy casts a shadow over his or her whole life. The apprentice team already have literacy and numeracy skills at Year Nine to Ten level. Once a need has been identified nursery staff can then give people information on where they can get help with literacy, numeracy or language skills. Another hidden group is people with poor literacy and numeracy skills. It also helps parents and carers to ‘brush up’ on their own skills in literacy and numeracy. At its heart lie core skills in computers, numeracy and literacy, with students given flexibility to choose the rest of their timetable. The minister committed to improving literacy and numeracy skills for farm workers and agri-businesses. The New Zealand education system allows one in five of our children to leave school without basic numeracy and literacy skills. They were looking for local individuals who had made a significant contribution to the literacy and numeracy skills of residents in the town. He said the project would also contribute to students' literacy and numeracy skills. She doesn't have the requisite literacy and numeracy skills. Assuming basic literacy and numeracy skills, however, the voting process itself would not be all that difficult. He tells me about a 22-year-old he knows who has almost no literacy or numeracy and few social skills.
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