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fifth

/fɪfθ/

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adjective

/fɪfθ/A2formal
  • ruПрилагательное, используемое для описания позиции или элемента, который следует за четвёртым и предшествует шестому в последовательности.

An adjective used to describe the position or element that comes after the fourth and before the sixth in a sequence.

  1. Position in sequenceA1formal

    Coming next after the fourth and just before the sixth in a series or order.

    ruПятый по порядку

    • She finished in fifth place in the race.
    • The fifth chapter of the book is the most exciting.
    • He lives on the fifth floor of the apartment building.
Forms
  • more fifth comparative form
  • most fifth superlative form

noun

/fɪfθ/A2formalamerican
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее количество алкоголя, равное одной пятой галлона США, или позицию номер пять в счетном ряду предметов, или одну часть из пяти равных частей, или музыкальный интервал между одной нотой и другой, отстоящей от неё на пять ступеней.

A noun referring to a quantity of liquor equal to one fifth of a United States gallon, or a position five in a countable series of things, or one part in five equal parts, or the musical interval between one note and another five notes away from it.

  1. Liquor bottle sizeB2informalamerican

    A unit of volume for alcoholic beverages, equal to one fifth of a US gallon (approximately 757 ml).

    ruПятая часть галлона

    • He bought a fifth of whiskey for the party.
    • The store sells fifths of vodka at a discount.
    • She poured a drink from the fifth of bourbon.
  2. Position in a sequenceA1formal

    The element that occupies the number five position in a countable series.

    ruПозиция в последовательности

    • She was the fifth to arrive at the meeting.
    • The fifth chapter of the book is the most exciting.
    • He finished in fifth place in the race.
  3. Fractional partA2formal

    One of five equal parts that make up a whole.

    ruПятая часть

    • A fifth of the students failed the exam.
    • He owns a fifth of the company's shares.
    • Only a fifth of the budget was spent on marketing.
  4. Musical intervalB2formal

    An interval spanning five diatonic scale degrees, such as from C to G.

    ruКвинта

    • The song begins with a perfect fifth interval.
    • He played a series of fifths on the piano.
    • The harmony is built on fifths and thirds.

    Synonymsquint

Forms
  • fifths plural form
  • fifths' possessive plural form
  • fifth's possessive singular form

numeral

five/faɪv/formal
  • ruКоличественное числительное, обозначающее пять предметов, лиц или единиц счёта; также используется как существительное, определитель или местоимение

The cardinal numeral representing the quantity of five units; the fifth positive integer following four; the second prime number ending in five. Also functions as a noun (denoting the symbol, quantity, or group of five), adjective/determiner (modifying nouns to indicate quantity), and pronoun (standing in for a plural noun phrase).

  1. Cardinal numeral: the number 5A1formal

    Used to denote a quantity of five persons or things; the fifth positive integer in the sequence of natural numbers; a prime number that serves as the base of the decimal numeral system; represents a quintet, quintuplet, or quintuple quantity in counting, mathematics, and everyday usage.

    ruКоличественное числительное: число 5

    • I have five fingers on each hand.
    • She ordered five sandwiches for lunch.
    • Five plus five equals ten.
    • They traveled for five weeks across Europe.
    • He scored five goals in the tournament.
  2. Noun: the number, symbol, or group of fiveA2formal

    A noun referring to the cardinal number five; the numeral symbol 5 or V; a set, collection, or group consisting of five items; a playing card, domino, or die face displaying five pips; a team, ensemble, or musical group of five members.

    ruСуществительное: число, символ или группа из пяти

    • The number five is considered auspicious in some traditions.
    • Circle the fives in this sequence of numbers.
    • They formed a five to perform chamber music.
    • He played the five of diamonds in the card game.
    • In basketball, the starting five are the main players.
  3. Adjective/Determiner: amounting to fiveA1formal

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

    ruОпределитель/прилагательное: в количестве пяти

    • They stayed in a five-star hotel.
    • We need five assistants for the event.
    • The recipe calls for five cloves of garlic.
    • She completed five marathons last year.
    • Five countries signed the environmental treaty.
  4. Pronoun: five people or things (plural)B1formal

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

    ruМестоимение: пятеро, пять человек или предметов

    • Ten applied, but only five were chosen.
    • I invited fifteen friends; five could not attend.
    • How many do you need? — Five will do.
    • Several teams competed, but five reached the finals.
    • Of the applications, five were shortlisted.
Forms
  • fifth ordinal