multiple

['mʌltɪp(ə)l] n

multiple m (Art works produced in editions of more than one and which can, in theory, be produced in unlimited numbers)

multiples

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collision
chem.	percussion; coup
comp.	situation de conflit
earth.sc.	choc
insur. transp.	Abordage; Collision
law	collision entre bâtiments; collision entre navires
transp.	abordage; accostage