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fourteen

four·teen /foɚˈtiːn/ noun, pl -teens [count] : the number 14
- fourteen adj
• fourteen days
- fourteen pronoun
• Fourteen (of them) are gone.
- four·teenth /foɚˈtiːnɵ/ noun, pl -teenths [count]
• The bill is due on the fourteenth (of the month).
• one fourteenth of the total
- fourteenth adj
• I finished (the race) in fourteenth place.
- fourteenth adv
• I finished fourteenth in the race.
• the nation's fourteenth largest city

thirteen

thir·teen /ˌɵɚˈtiːn/ noun, pl -teens [count] : the number 13
- thirteen adj
• thirteen students
- thirteen pronoun
• All thirteen (of them) passed the exam.
- thir·teenth /ˌɵɚˈtiːnɵ/ noun, pl -teenths [count]
• the thirteenth of October
• one thirteenth of the budget
- thirteenth adj
• the thirteenth caller
- thirteenth adv
• She finished thirteenth.
• the nation's thirteenth largest city

twelve
 

twelve /ˈtwɛlv/ noun, pl twelves
1 [count] : the number 12
2 [count] : the 12th in a set or series
• question number twelve
3 [noncount] : twelve o'clock
• “What time is it?” “It's twelve.”
• I have lunch at twelve.
4 the Twelve : the twelve original disciples of Jesus Christ
- twelve adj
• It was a twelve-hour flight.
• twelve days later
- twelve pronoun
• All twelve (of them) came to the party.

eleven

elev·en /ɪˈlɛvən/ noun, pl -ens
1 [count] : the number 11
2 [count] : the eleventh in a set or series
• page eleven
• item/question number eleven
3 [noncount] : eleven o'clock
• I got home last night at eleven.
- eleven adj
• eleven turtles
- eleven pronoun
• Eleven (of them) were absent from the ceremony.
- elev·enth /ɪˈlɛvənɵ/ noun, pl -enths [count]
• one eleventh of the total
- eleventh adj
• the eleventh person in line
- eleventh adv
• He finished eleventh in the race.

ten

ten /ˈtɛn/ noun, pl tens
1 [count] : the number 10
2 [count] : the tenth in a set or series
• the ten of spades
• page ten
3 [noncount] : ten o'clock
• “What time is it” “It's ten.”
4 [count]
a US : a ten-dollar bill
• The total cost was $7.83 and she gave him a ten.
• Do you have any fives or tens?
b Brit : a ten-pound note
5 [singular]
a : something that is the best
• The food at the restaurant is a (perfect) ten.
b : a very attractive person
• She's a ten.
ten a penny Brit informal : very common
• Thrillers are ten a penny [=(US) a dime a dozen] these days.
ten out of ten
- used to say that something was done very well
• I'll give them ten out of ten for creativity.
ten to one informal : very likely
• Ten to one they'll lose. [=I think they'll almost certainly lose]
- ten adj
• ten cars/guests/choices
- ten pronoun
• Ten (of them) passed the test.

nine

nine /ˈnaɪn/ noun, pl nines
1 [count] : the number 9
2 [count] : the ninth in a set or series
• The next card was the nine of diamonds.
• She wears a size nine.
3 [noncount] : nine o'clock
• “What time is it?” “It's nine.”
• He woke up at nine this morning.
• a nine-to-five job [=a job that you work during regular business hours usually in an office]
4 [count] : the first or last nine holes of an 18-hole golf course - usually singular
• She didn't play well on the front nine [=on holes 1 through 9], but she was one under par on the back nine. [=on holes 10 through 18]
on cloud nine
- see ¹cloud
the whole nine yards
- see ²yard
to the nines : in a very fancy or impressive way
• He was dressed to the nines.
- nine adj
• It took us nine hours to get there.
- nine pronoun
• I would like nine (of them), please.
• Nine out of 10 [=90 percent of] doctors agree that this treatment works.

eight

eight /ˈeɪt/ noun, pl eights
1 [count] : the number 8
2 [count] : the eighth in a set or series
• the eight of hearts
3 [noncount] : eight o'clock
• Dinner is at eight.
• He's working until eight.
- eight adj
• eight cars
- eight pronoun
• Eight (of them) passed the test.

seven

sev·en /ˈsɛvən/ noun, pl -ens
1 [count] : the number 7
2 [count] : the seventh in a set or series
• the seven of hearts
3 [noncount] : seven o'clock
• “What time is it?” “It's seven.”
• I leave each day at seven.
at sixes and sevens
- see six
- seven adj
• waiting for seven hours
- seven pronoun
• Seven (of them) passed the test.

six

six /ˈsɪks/ noun, pl sixes
1 [count] : the number 6
2 [count] : the sixth in a set or series
• the six of hearts
3 [noncount] : six o'clock
• “What time is it?” “It's six.”
• I leave each day at six.
at sixes and sevens chiefly Brit informal : disorganized and confused
• The change left everyone at sixes and sevens.
• Everything will be at sixes and sevens until our computer system is fixed.
hit/knock (someone) for six Brit informal : to have an unpleasant and shocking effect on (someone)
• The news of the accident really hit me for six.
six of one, half (a) dozen of the other US or chiefly Brit six of one and half a dozen of the other informal
- used to say that you do not see any real difference between two possible choices
• “Which do you prefer?” “I don't care; it's six of one, half a dozen of the other.”
- six adj
• six possibilities/hours
- six pronoun
• Six (of them) will be coming tonight.

five

five /ˈfaɪv/ noun, pl fives
1 [count] : the number 5
2 [count] : the fifth in a set or series
• the five of clubs
• page five
3 [noncount] : five o'clock
• I get off work at five.
• The store is open until five.
4 [count]
a US : a five-dollar bill
• The total cost was $3.83 and she gave him a five.
b Brit : a five-pound note : fiver
- five adj
• five years
- five pronoun
• Five (of them) are missing.