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1 ordinal
1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *
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nom masculin ordinal* * *ɔʀdinal, o ordinal, -eordinaux mpl adj* * *A adj ordinal.B nm ordinal.[adjectif, nombre] ordinal————————1. [nombre] ordinal (number)2. [adjectif] ordinal (adjective) -
2 six
c black six [sis]1. invariable cardinal numerical adjective• je suis resté six heures/jours I stayed six hours/days• j'en ai pris trois, il en reste six I've taken three and there are six left• cinq jours/fois sur six five days/times out of six2. invariable ordinal numerical adjective• chapitre/page/article six chapter/page/article sixc black3. invariable masculine noun• il habite six rue de Paris he lives at six, Rue de Paris━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ When six is used alone, x is pronounced s, eg compter jusqu'à six; it is pronounced z before a vowel sound, eg j'ai six ans, and not pronounced at all before a consonant, eg six personnes.* * *sis, but before consonant si, and before vowel sizadjectif invariable, pronom, nom masculin invariable six* * *sis numIl a six ans. — He's six.
Il est rentré à six heures. — He got back at six o'clock.
* * *faire une tête de six pieds de long to pull a long face.[ en fin de phrase sis, devant consonne ou h aspiré si, devant voyelle ou h muet siz ] déterminant1. six2. [dans des séries]voir aussi link=cinq cinq————————[ en fin de phrase sis, devant consonne ou h aspiré si, devant voyelle ou h muet siz ] nom masculin invariablevoir aussi link=cinq cinq -
3 huitième
huitième [ˈyitjεm]1. adjective, masculine noun, feminine noun2. feminine noun3. plural masculine noun* * *’ɥitjɛm
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adjectif eighth
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nom féminin École fourth year of primary school, age 9-10Phrasal Verbs:* * *'ɥitjɛm num* * *A adj eighth.B nf Scol fourth year of primary school, age 9-10.[ʼɥitjɛm] adjectif numéral ordinalvoir aussi link=cinquième cinquième————————[ʼɥitjɛm] nom masculin et féminin————————[ʼɥitjɛm] nom masculin -
4 neuvième
neuvième [nœvjεm]adjective, masculine noun, feminine noun* * *nœvjɛm
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adjectif ninth
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nom féminin École third year of primary school, age 8-9* * *nœvjɛm num* * *B nf Scol third year of primary school, age 8-9.[nɶvjɛm] adjectif numéral ordinalvoir aussi link=cinquième cinquième————————[nɶvjɛm] nom masculin et féminin————————[nɶvjɛm] nom féminin————————[nɶvjɛm] nom masculin -
5 Abbreviations
abbr. abbreviationadj. adjectiveadv. adverbconj. conjunctioncorr. corruptiondem. demonstrativedim. diminutiveetym. etymologyexp. expressionf. femininefig. figurativeimp. impersonalindef. indefiniteinterj. interjectioninterr. interrogativeintrans. intransitiveinv. invariableiron. ironicaljoc. jocularlit. literalm. masculinemil. militaryn. nounnum. numericalord. ordinalpast part. past participlepej. pejorativepers. personalpl. pluralpol. policeposs. possessiveprep. prepositionpron. pronounpronom. pronominalreflex. reflexiverel. relativesch. schools and universitiessing. singularsyn. synonymth. theatretrans. transitivev. verbWW I World War IWW II World War II -
6 adjectif
-iveI nm.gram. sifat; adjectif qualificatif, possessif, démonstratif, indéfini asliy, egalik, ko‘rsatish, noaniq olmosh; adjectif numéral cardinal, ordinal sanoq, tartib son; adjectif attribut kesimning ot qismi, predikativ; adjectif épithète aniqlovchiII adj. sifatga oid, sifatga xos; locution adjective sifatli ibora.
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