Definition of thirteenth in English:

thirteenth

ordinal number ˌθəːˈtiːnθ

1Constituting number thirteen in a sequence; 13th.
the thirteenth century
Example sentencesExamples
- The modes of dress during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries were various and ridiculous.
- The association is celebrating the thirteenth anniversary of its formation this year.
- The band set off to record their thirteenth album.
- Both Wales and Scotland would gradually come to adopt these values during the course of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
- The thirteenth annual trade show attracted 97 exhibitors this year.
- It was the night of my thirteenth birthday party, and I was blowing out the candles on my cake.
- The thirteenth amendment was necessary to make its provisions stick once the crisis had passed.
- In England, land was treated as a commodity in the thirteenth century.
- The thirteenth chapter of Matthew has a collection of parables in it.
- When we unroll the sixth and the thirteenth centuries, and hang up the two side by side, we find that it is a contrasted picture that they exhibit.
2Each of thirteen equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
twelve thirteenths
Example sentencesExamples
- The proportion of the arable lands is about a thirteenth of the whole.
- There are under a hundred million Brits living in a country less than one thirteenth the size of Texas.
- Unemployment benefits make up a mere one thirteenth of the cost of welfare overall.
- The townspeople built their own network, and now their bills are about $1.20 a month, a thirteenth the size of average monthly bills in places where the big players offer service.
- I have heard that the king will demand a thirteenth of our goods when he comes again to England.

Rhymes

eighteenth, fifteenth, fourteenth, nineteenth, seventeenth, sixteenth, umpteenth

Definition of thirteenth in US English:

thirteenth

ordinal number

1Constituting number thirteen in a sequence; 13th.
the thirteenth century
Example sentencesExamples
- It was the night of my thirteenth birthday party, and I was blowing out the candles on my cake.
- The thirteenth annual trade show attracted 97 exhibitors this year.
- Both Wales and Scotland would gradually come to adopt these values during the course of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
- In England, land was treated as a commodity in the thirteenth century.
- The band set off to record their thirteenth album.
- The modes of dress during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries were various and ridiculous.
- When we unroll the sixth and the thirteenth centuries, and hang up the two side by side, we find that it is a contrasted picture that they exhibit.
- The thirteenth amendment was necessary to make its provisions stick once the crisis had passed.
- The thirteenth chapter of Matthew has a collection of parables in it.
- The association is celebrating the thirteenth anniversary of its formation this year.
2Each of thirteen equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
twelve thirteenths
Example sentencesExamples
- There are under a hundred million Brits living in a country less than one thirteenth the size of Texas.
- Unemployment benefits make up a mere one thirteenth of the cost of welfare overall.
- The proportion of the arable lands is about a thirteenth of the whole.
- I have heard that the king will demand a thirteenth of our goods when he comes again to England.
- The townspeople built their own network, and now their bills are about $1.20 a month, a thirteenth the size of average monthly bills in places where the big players offer service.

单词	thirteenth
释义	Definition of thirteenth in English: thirteenth ordinal number ˌθəːˈtiːnθ 1Constituting number thirteen in a sequence; 13th. the thirteenth century Example sentencesExamples The modes of dress during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries were various and ridiculous. The association is celebrating the thirteenth anniversary of its formation this year. The band set off to record their thirteenth album. Both Wales and Scotland would gradually come to adopt these values during the course of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. The thirteenth annual trade show attracted 97 exhibitors this year. It was the night of my thirteenth birthday party, and I was blowing out the candles on my cake. The thirteenth amendment was necessary to make its provisions stick once the crisis had passed. In England, land was treated as a commodity in the thirteenth century. The thirteenth chapter of Matthew has a collection of parables in it. When we unroll the sixth and the thirteenth centuries, and hang up the two side by side, we find that it is a contrasted picture that they exhibit. 2Each of thirteen equal parts into which something is or may be divided. twelve thirteenths Example sentencesExamples The proportion of the arable lands is about a thirteenth of the whole. There are under a hundred million Brits living in a country less than one thirteenth the size of Texas. Unemployment benefits make up a mere one thirteenth of the cost of welfare overall. The townspeople built their own network, and now their bills are about $1.20 a month, a thirteenth the size of average monthly bills in places where the big players offer service. I have heard that the king will demand a thirteenth of our goods when he comes again to England. Rhymes eighteenth, fifteenth, fourteenth, nineteenth, seventeenth, sixteenth, umpteenth Definition of thirteenth in US English: thirteenth ordinal number 1Constituting number thirteen in a sequence; 13th. the thirteenth century Example sentencesExamples It was the night of my thirteenth birthday party, and I was blowing out the candles on my cake. The thirteenth annual trade show attracted 97 exhibitors this year. Both Wales and Scotland would gradually come to adopt these values during the course of the twelfth and thirteenth centuries. In England, land was treated as a commodity in the thirteenth century. The band set off to record their thirteenth album. The modes of dress during the thirteenth and fourteenth centuries were various and ridiculous. When we unroll the sixth and the thirteenth centuries, and hang up the two side by side, we find that it is a contrasted picture that they exhibit. The thirteenth amendment was necessary to make its provisions stick once the crisis had passed. The thirteenth chapter of Matthew has a collection of parables in it. The association is celebrating the thirteenth anniversary of its formation this year. 2Each of thirteen equal parts into which something is or may be divided. twelve thirteenths Example sentencesExamples There are under a hundred million Brits living in a country less than one thirteenth the size of Texas. Unemployment benefits make up a mere one thirteenth of the cost of welfare overall. The proportion of the arable lands is about a thirteenth of the whole. I have heard that the king will demand a thirteenth of our goods when he comes again to England. The townspeople built their own network, and now their bills are about $1.20 a month, a thirteenth the size of average monthly bills in places where the big players offer service.
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