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Definition of eighty in English: eightycardinal number ˈeɪtiˈeɪdi 1Equivalent to the product of eight and ten; ten less than ninety; 80. 80八十;八十个 向北80英里。 一家可容纳八十人的快餐部。 eighty of the nurses fled 80名护士逃走了。 Example sentencesExamples - The fish had probably taken some eighty or ninety yards of line in its first rush, then kited to my left.
- Driving at eighty miles per hour wasn't something new for him.
- By the eve of the Revolution, eighty to ninety percent of rural households owned spinning wheels, and almost half owned looms.
- We kept walking, and ended up spending about eighty dollars on school stuff.
- When we left the precinct the detective said they would reimburse us the eighty dollars.
- Menard lies only eighty miles north of the New Madrid Fault system that extends southward from Cairo, Illinois.
- I paid eighty dollars to go to a concert on my own.
- They were black-handled scissors, the kind that you bought for eighty dollars and could cut through bricks with.
- The only reason anyone would work sixty or eighty hours a week would be to pay off a credit card or some similar emergency.
- In the early '80's, the few major studio releases available on videotape usually cost about eighty dollars.
- If they come to you and say, ‘we'll give you a million dollars for eighty percent of the company’ - then you don't have a company any more.
- Apparently international crude oil prices continue to soar and are expected to hover around the eighty dollars a barrel mark.
- The New Zealand Government has announced a new Arts, Culture And Heritage package worth eighty million dollars.
- Had about eighty or ninety people there, ready to laugh.
- ‘I had eighty dollars with me,’ she said practically in tears.
- Per capita income is estimated to be less than eighty dollars a year.
- I think it's about eighty or ninety years old at most, but it has an extremely unusual quality.
- I read somewhere that a child, whose parents both smoke twenty a day, has inhaled the equivalent of eighty cigarettes worth of passive smoke in one year.
- Travelling at the rate of over eighty miles per hour, all I could hear was thunderous air rushing pass my ears.
- There is little interest in classical communitarian living, and most of the eighty to ninety staff members now live off the site in conventional nuclear family units.
- 1.1eighties The numbers from 80 to 89, especially the years of a century or of a person's life.
八十几;八十年代;八十几岁 his grandmother was in her eighties 他奶奶80多岁。 Example sentencesExamples - From the early eighties, we started thinking about organizing on a European level.
- He was in his early eighties and spent most of his life abroad, but made regular visits home.
- Right into his eighties he was producing painting after painting, entire series of etchings.
- My grandmother is in her eighties, regularly touches up her roots, and still looks very glamorous.
- How strange it must have been to live here in the late eighties.
- It was in the eighties that underworld characters in the movies began to look more realistic.
- The reunion has taken place regularly every two years and was initiated in the mid eighties.
- In the late eighties, he introduced quality control standards to a sceptical industry.
- A person in their eighties is a thousand times more likely to develop cancer than someone in their thirties.
- Anyone that remembers the eighties is encouraged to come along and relive the good old times.
- But somehow all their best stuff seems to be from the mid eighties.
- Carnival was a big thing in the seventies and early eighties - as it is these days, except in a different way.
- She is in her early eighties and wheelchair bound.
- The largest number of persons with dementia occurs in people in their early eighties.
- For someone approaching his eighties he is so full of life - a real inspiration.
- Sadie, who was in her eighties, was a lady with an outgoing and friendly personality.
- I am in my early seventies and my husband is in his late eighties.
- Jimmy, who was in his eighties, was a well known and popular character in the area over the years.
- During the eighties he found himself seconded to the new ambulance control room, in Preston.
- There had been a change in the nature of unemployment since the early eighties.
- 1.2 Eighty years old.
八十岁 he was over eighty at the time 那时他已八十多岁。 Example sentencesExamples - A man of a guessable age of eighty sat at a desk stacked high with papers.
- I found that he had died in 1988 at the age of eighty.
- At the age of eighty, she ventured into a new exercise of her faculties by writing a novel.
- At age eighty, he began to focus on a new challenge.
- Along the route, I spotted children as young as two on baby-seats on the back of their parents bikes as well as adults up to the age of eighty on their own.
- Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the age of eighty and gradually approach eighteen
- Bruce says he'll take anyone from the age of eight to eighty if they're keen.
- It may be time to require that a future pontiff who reaches the age of eighty be required to resign.
- At the ripe old age of eighty Buddha prepared his disciples for his death and quietly died at night.
- He passed away in 1996, near the age of eighty, but was a strong, feisty man.
- He was a cross-country skier until the age of eighty.
- Cartoon Art Classes take place every Saturday from 10 to 11.30 a.m. for ages eight to eighty.
- Should I so decide to challenge my brain, The College caters for students; ages from twelve to eighty, so I would fit in there somewhere.
- 1.3 Eighty miles an hour.
八十英里的时速 roaring down the highway doing eighty 以80英里的时速在高速公路上呼啸而过。 Example sentencesExamples - When we got in the jeep he sped about eighty down the highway.
- She was going eighty, ninety; the adrenaline quickly taking over.
- She sped up, hitting eighty, then ninety, gaining distance the entire time.
- Eric's gut was burning as he scanned the ticket, registering the two hundred dollar fine for going eighty.
- He pushed the speed up to eighty on a forty mile road.
- You should've seen her last night, driving at seventy miles per hour going on eighty, blasting rock music.
OriginOld English hunde(a)htatig, from hund (of uncertain origin) + e(a)hta 'eight' + -tig (see -ty2); the first element was lost early in the Middle English period. RhymesAlbacete, Haiti, Katy, Kuwaiti, Leyte, matey, pratie, slaty, weighty Definition of eighty in US English: eightycardinal numberˈādēˈeɪdi 1Equivalent to the product of eight and ten; ten less than ninety; 80. 80八十;八十个 向北80英里。 一家可容纳八十人的快餐部。 eighty of the nurses fled 80名护士逃走了。 Example sentencesExamples - By the eve of the Revolution, eighty to ninety percent of rural households owned spinning wheels, and almost half owned looms.
- Menard lies only eighty miles north of the New Madrid Fault system that extends southward from Cairo, Illinois.
- Had about eighty or ninety people there, ready to laugh.
- When we left the precinct the detective said they would reimburse us the eighty dollars.
- They were black-handled scissors, the kind that you bought for eighty dollars and could cut through bricks with.
- Per capita income is estimated to be less than eighty dollars a year.
- Driving at eighty miles per hour wasn't something new for him.
- I paid eighty dollars to go to a concert on my own.
- Travelling at the rate of over eighty miles per hour, all I could hear was thunderous air rushing pass my ears.
- The only reason anyone would work sixty or eighty hours a week would be to pay off a credit card or some similar emergency.
- There is little interest in classical communitarian living, and most of the eighty to ninety staff members now live off the site in conventional nuclear family units.
- In the early '80's, the few major studio releases available on videotape usually cost about eighty dollars.
- Apparently international crude oil prices continue to soar and are expected to hover around the eighty dollars a barrel mark.
- ‘I had eighty dollars with me,’ she said practically in tears.
- We kept walking, and ended up spending about eighty dollars on school stuff.
- I think it's about eighty or ninety years old at most, but it has an extremely unusual quality.
- If they come to you and say, ‘we'll give you a million dollars for eighty percent of the company’ - then you don't have a company any more.
- The fish had probably taken some eighty or ninety yards of line in its first rush, then kited to my left.
- The New Zealand Government has announced a new Arts, Culture And Heritage package worth eighty million dollars.
- I read somewhere that a child, whose parents both smoke twenty a day, has inhaled the equivalent of eighty cigarettes worth of passive smoke in one year.
- 1.1eighties The numbers from 80 to 89, especially the years of a century or of a person's life.
八十几;八十年代;八十几岁 his grandmother was in her eighties 他奶奶80多岁。 Example sentencesExamples - But somehow all their best stuff seems to be from the mid eighties.
- In the late eighties, he introduced quality control standards to a sceptical industry.
- There had been a change in the nature of unemployment since the early eighties.
- It was in the eighties that underworld characters in the movies began to look more realistic.
- Anyone that remembers the eighties is encouraged to come along and relive the good old times.
- The reunion has taken place regularly every two years and was initiated in the mid eighties.
- My grandmother is in her eighties, regularly touches up her roots, and still looks very glamorous.
- During the eighties he found himself seconded to the new ambulance control room, in Preston.
- Sadie, who was in her eighties, was a lady with an outgoing and friendly personality.
- I am in my early seventies and my husband is in his late eighties.
- Carnival was a big thing in the seventies and early eighties - as it is these days, except in a different way.
- How strange it must have been to live here in the late eighties.
- She is in her early eighties and wheelchair bound.
- From the early eighties, we started thinking about organizing on a European level.
- A person in their eighties is a thousand times more likely to develop cancer than someone in their thirties.
- For someone approaching his eighties he is so full of life - a real inspiration.
- The largest number of persons with dementia occurs in people in their early eighties.
- Right into his eighties he was producing painting after painting, entire series of etchings.
- He was in his early eighties and spent most of his life abroad, but made regular visits home.
- Jimmy, who was in his eighties, was a well known and popular character in the area over the years.
- 1.2 Eighty years old.
八十岁 he was over eighty at the time 那时他已八十多岁。 Example sentencesExamples - Bruce says he'll take anyone from the age of eight to eighty if they're keen.
- He was a cross-country skier until the age of eighty.
- Life would be infinitely happier if we could only be born at the age of eighty and gradually approach eighteen
- He passed away in 1996, near the age of eighty, but was a strong, feisty man.
- Should I so decide to challenge my brain, The College caters for students; ages from twelve to eighty, so I would fit in there somewhere.
- At the age of eighty, she ventured into a new exercise of her faculties by writing a novel.
- Cartoon Art Classes take place every Saturday from 10 to 11.30 a.m. for ages eight to eighty.
- It may be time to require that a future pontiff who reaches the age of eighty be required to resign.
- Along the route, I spotted children as young as two on baby-seats on the back of their parents bikes as well as adults up to the age of eighty on their own.
- A man of a guessable age of eighty sat at a desk stacked high with papers.
- At the ripe old age of eighty Buddha prepared his disciples for his death and quietly died at night.
- At age eighty, he began to focus on a new challenge.
- I found that he had died in 1988 at the age of eighty.
- 1.3 Eighty miles an hour.
八十英里的时速 roaring down the highway doing eighty 以80英里的时速在高速公路上呼啸而过。 Example sentencesExamples - When we got in the jeep he sped about eighty down the highway.
- Eric's gut was burning as he scanned the ticket, registering the two hundred dollar fine for going eighty.
- He pushed the speed up to eighty on a forty mile road.
- She sped up, hitting eighty, then ninety, gaining distance the entire time.
- You should've seen her last night, driving at seventy miles per hour going on eighty, blasting rock music.
- She was going eighty, ninety; the adrenaline quickly taking over.
OriginOld English hunde(a)htatig, from hund (of uncertain origin) + e(a)hta ‘eight’ + -tig (see -ty); the first element was lost early in the Middle English period. |