'nine' 的定义

词汇频率

nine

(naɪn )

词形plural nines

1. 数字

Nine is the number 9.

We still sighted nine yachts.

...nine hundred pounds.

dressed up to the nines

3. nine times out of ten

Video: pronunciation of 'nine'

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nine in American

(naɪn ; nīn)

形容词

totaling one more than eight

名词

the cardinal number between eight and ten; 9; IX

any group of nine persons or things; esp., a baseball team

something numbered nine or having nine units, as a playing card, throw of dice, etc.

习语：

the Nine

to the nines

nine 的词源

ME nyen < OE nigon, akin to Ger neun < IE *enewen (> Gr ennea, L novem, nine), prob. extension of base *newo-, new, indicating a new division of the numeral system commencing with 9

词汇频率

nine in British

(naɪn )

名词

the cardinal number that is the sum of one and eight

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