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1 ninetieth
['naɪntɪəθ] 1.determinante novantesimo2.pronome (in order) novantesimo m. (-a)3.nome (fraction) novantesimo m.4.* * *1) (one of ninety equal parts.) novantesimo2) (( also adjective) the last of ninety (people, things etc); the next after the eighty-ninth.) novantesimo* * *ninetieth /ˈnaɪntɪəɵ/a. e n.novantesimo: He came in ninetieth, arrivò novantesimo; She is ranked ninetieth in the world, è novantesima nella classifica mondiale; (mat.) one ninetieth, un novantesimo (1/90).* * *['naɪntɪəθ] 1.determinante novantesimo2.pronome (in order) novantesimo m. (-a)3.nome (fraction) novantesimo m.4.
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