Vocab Bloom Hub

tenth

/tɛnθ/

Übersetzung: Adjektiv, das die Ordnungszahl für die Position zehn in einer Reihenfolge angibt; bezieht sich auf den zehnten Teil oder das zehnte Element., Substantiv, das einen von zehn gleichen Teilen eines Ganzen oder die Position in einer Reihe entsprechend der Zahl zehn bezeichnet., Kardinalzahl, die die Menge von zehn Dingen, Personen oder Zähleinheiten bezeichnet; Grundlage des Dezimalsystems; wird auch als Substantiv, Artikelwort oder Pronomen verwendet.

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Wortbeziehungen

adjective

/tɛnθ/A2formal
  • deAdjektiv, das die Ordnungszahl für die Position zehn in einer Reihenfolge angibt; bezieht sich auf den zehnten Teil oder das zehnte Element.

An adjective referring to the number ten in a sequence; the ordinal form of ten.

  1. Position in sequenceA2formal

    Coming next after the ninth and just before the eleventh in a series.

    deZehnte

    • He finished in tenth place in the race.
    • This is the tenth time I've called you today.
    • The tenth chapter of the book is the most exciting.
Formen
  • more tenth comparative form
  • most tenth superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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noun

/tenθ/A2formal
  • deSubstantiv, das einen von zehn gleichen Teilen eines Ganzen oder die Position in einer Reihe entsprechend der Zahl zehn bezeichnet.

A noun referring to one of ten equal parts of a whole, or the position in a series that corresponds to the number ten.

  1. Fractional partA2formal

    One of ten equal parts of a whole; a tenth part.

    deZehntel

    • He gave a tenth of his income to charity.
    • The recipe requires a tenth of a teaspoon of salt.
    • She owns a tenth of the company's shares.

    Synonymeone-tenthtithe

  2. Position in a seriesA2formal

    The element or person that is number ten in a sequence.

    deZehnter

    • She was the tenth to arrive at the party.
    • The tenth chapter of the book is the most exciting.
    • He finished in tenth place in the race.
Formen
  • tenths plural form
  • tenths' possessive plural form
  • tenth's possessive singular form
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numeral

ten/ten/A1formal
  • deKardinalzahl, die die Menge von zehn Dingen, Personen oder Zähleinheiten bezeichnet; Grundlage des Dezimalsystems; wird auch als Substantiv, Artikelwort oder Pronomen verwendet.

The cardinal numeral representing the quantity of ten units; the tenth positive integer following nine; the base of the decimal numeral system used globally; a composite number (2×5) fundamental to counting, measurement, and mathematics. Also functions as a noun (denoting the symbol, quantity, or group of ten), adjective/determiner (modifying nouns to indicate quantity), and pronoun (standing in for a plural noun phrase).

  1. Cardinal numeral: the number 10A1formal

    Used to denote a quantity of ten persons or things; the tenth positive integer in the sequence of natural numbers; the base of the decimal numeral system used worldwide for counting, arithmetic, and measurement; represents a decade, decuplet, or tenfold quantity in mathematics and everyday usage.

    deKardinalzahl: die Zahl 10

    • There are ten fingers on two hands.
    • She scored ten out of ten on the test.
    • Ten plus ten equals twenty.
    • They waited for ten minutes before leaving.
    • He ran ten kilometers in the morning.
  2. Noun: the number, symbol, or group of tenA2formal

    A noun referring to the cardinal number ten; the numeral symbol 10 or X; a set, collection, or group consisting of ten items; a playing card displaying ten pips; a team, ensemble, or period of ten units (e.g., a decade of years, a ten in rowing or cricket).

    deSubstantiv: die Zahl, das Symbol oder die Gruppe von zehn

    • The number ten marks the end of the first decade.
    • She drew the ten of hearts from the shuffled deck.
    • The university ten competed in the regatta.
    • He rolled a ten with two dice in the board game.
    • In cricket, being out for a duck and a one is sometimes called 'a pair of spectacles', but a score of ten is simply 'a ten'.
  3. Adjective/Determiner: amounting to tenA1formal

    Used attributively before a noun to indicate that the quantity or number of the noun is ten; modifies plural countable nouns to specify exact quantity.

    deAttributives Zahlwort: in der Menge von zehn

    • They booked a ten-day tour of Italy.
    • We need ten more participants to start the workshop.
    • The recipe requires ten tablespoons of honey.
    • She has ten years of experience in teaching.
    • Ten countries ratified the international agreement.
  4. Pronoun: ten people or things (plural)B1formal

    Used as a pronoun to refer to ten previously mentioned or understood persons or things; takes plural verb agreement.

    dePronomen: zehn Personen oder Dinge

    • Fifty applied, but only ten were admitted to the program.
    • I invited thirty friends; ten confirmed their attendance.
    • How many copies do you need? — Ten will be enough.
    • Several candidates interviewed, but ten advanced to the next round.
    • Of the proposals reviewed, ten received full funding.
Formen
  • tenth ordinal
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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