twenty-second — being number 22 in a sequence; the ordinal number between twenty-first and twenty-third
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: being number 22 in a sequence; the ordinal number between twenty-first and twenty-third
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈtwenti ˈsekənd/
Korean meaning: 순서상 22번째의
Korean pronunciation: **트웬**티 **세**컨드
Example Sentences
- She lives on the twenty-second floor, so she gets amazing city views but terrible internet delivery.
- My twenty-second attempt at cooking finally produced something edible.
- The twenty-second of December is when I start panicking about Christmas shopping.
twenty-second
ADJECTIVE//ˈtwenti ˈsekənd//
being number 22 in a sequence; the ordinal number between twenty-first and twenty-third
a determined runner breaks through the finish line tape with arms raised in celebration. She wears a bright running outfit and has a satisfied smile on her face. Behind her, twenty-one other runners have already finished and are cooling down or celebrating their completions. In front of her, more runners are still approaching the finish line, creating a clear visual sequence. Race officials and spectators cheer from the sidelines as they witness this specific moment in the race order. someone being number twenty-two in the sequential order of race finishers
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twenty(20을 의미하는 고대 영어 'twentig')와 second(라틴어 'secundus'에서 유래)가 결합하여 만들어진 서수
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“She lives on the twenty-second floor, so she gets amazing city views but terrible internet delivery.”
“My twenty-second attempt at cooking finally produced something edible.”
“The twenty-second of December is when I start panicking about Christmas shopping.”
“This is the twenty-second time you've asked me the same question today.”
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