maths

American  

[maths] / mæθs /

noun

(used with a singular or plural verb)

1. mathematics.

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maths ¹ British  

/ mæθs /

noun

1. US and Canadian equivalent: math.  informal (functioning as singular) short for mathematics

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maths. ² British  

abbreviation

1. mathematics

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Etymology

Origin of maths

By shortening

Example Sentences

"We are desperate for maths teachers," she said.

From BBC

Nichola, who lives in south London, said Year 6 pupil Alistair was bright and capable, especially in maths, but struggled with inflexible thinking, hyper focus and sensory overwhelm.

From BBC

And 32-year-old cyber security expert Stephen, from the Outer Hebrides but now based in London, has done the maths and decided he would rather be a traitor than a faithful.

From BBC

Her parents have hired tutors in science, maths, Spanish and gym, and together with Estella decide her schedule.

From Barron's

He enrolled at the University of Liverpool where he studied maths and psychology.

From BBC