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Reply Tue 27 Jun, 2006 03:05 am
What does "two times bigger than " exactly mean? Whether it meams "three times as big as " or "two times as big as "
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Reply Tue 27 Jun, 2006 08:15 am
Two times bigger than means exactly the same as two times as big as.

By the way, it also means the same as "twice as big as." However, "twice bigger than" does not make sense.
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