Definition of tenth in English:

tenth

ordinal number tɛnθ

1Constituting number ten in a sequence; 10th.
第十
the tenth century
10世纪。
the tenth of September
9月10日。
the tenth-floor locker room
十楼的衣物间。
Example sentencesExamples
- She would be tenth of twenty acts to perform that night.
- In 1955, Delaware County ranked tenth in the nation for milk production on more than 2,000 farms.
- Colombia ranks between fifth and tenth annually as a foreign oil supplier to the US.
- The album comes with a bonus CD featuring a video of the title track plus footage from the duo's tenth anniversary concert at London's Royal Albert Hall.
- On this tenth anniversary, we owe it to them to remember.
- Sridhara is now believed to have lived in the ninth and tenth centuries.
- Hundreds of green-draped coffins were ready for burial today, marking this tenth anniversary of the genocide.
- It was party time as the airport marked the tenth anniversary of the opening of the new terminal - and there was plenty for those present to celebrate.
- England in the ninth and tenth centuries was a rich, prosperous, fertile land - and almost entirely unprotected.
- Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Jack's passing but, in part because of folks like the ones on the panel, it feels like he's still around.
- Our democracy's tenth anniversary will coincide with an election year.
- But archaeologists found a Saxon upright loom weight dating back to the eighth and tenth centuries.
- I was tenth in the class at the beginning of the school year.
- In the tenth century, small numbers of Irish and Scots settled on Iceland, bringing Christianity with them.
- The council is the lowest spending unitary council per head of population and had the tenth lowest council tax in the United Kingdom.
- Coming up, we will have more looks back and looks ahead here from Los Angeles on this tenth anniversary of the riots.
- We didn't go out on Saturday for our tenth wedding anniversary as Josie was still really sick.
- The date was August tenth, and Liz and Colin would be married in two days.
- I love that he held a party to celebrate his tenth anniversary of being with Nigella.
- At the tented encampment, visitors were able to chat to Viking families as they cooked using authentic tenth century ingredients.
1. 1.1Music An interval or chord spanning an octave and a third in the diatonic scale, or a note separated from another by this interval.
  〔乐〕十度音程；十度和音；十度音
2Each of ten equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
十分之一
a tenth of a litre
1/10升。
Example sentencesExamples
- But as the tenths of seconds passed, out of the corner of my eye I saw him struggling.
- ‘Not a tenth of the destitute population could be supplied’, writes Ms. Smith.
- The Patriot's control system kept track of time by counting tenths of a second; to convert the count into full seconds, the computer multiplied by 1 / 10.
- This post will probably self destruct in three tenths of a second.
- Yeah, your final grade was seven tenths of a percent higher than mine.
- As a result, ‘we spend a great deal of time documenting every tenth of an hour, just like we're lawyers,’ he says.
- In this exercise, the U.S. population is divided into tenths and represented by 10 students.
- Aren't you supposed to divide the bill into tenths?
- On the oval, a half tenth of a second is a lot in this series, and then you get into traffic and lose a second or two.
- Over that same period, the poorest tenth of Asia's population saw median income rise by 58 percent.
- The insects weigh less than one tenth of an ounce (two grams), but eat their weight in food each day.
- By using it, I've learned that my swing on the course is two tenths of a second quicker than on the practice range.
- Bill Blass dresses one tenth of one percent of the American woman.
- If one divides the screen into 10 vertical strips of equal width, the first tenth on the left was the only part of the picture in focus.
- One of those things you have to try once, just to see how the other tenth of the population lives.
- You know, it was built for about a tenth of the population that it has now.
- My coach hoisted me up above the crowd and informed me that I had broken Scott's record by five tenths of a second.
- She came into my workplace the other day, and she was halfway friendly, but it wasn't even one tenth of the warmth she used to radiate towards me.
- Bates College had only $106,000 in endowment per student, less than one tenth of Grinnell's.
- The Labour party comprises seven tenths of the population and we're out to re-shape the world.

Derivatives

tenthly

adverb ˈtɛnθliˈtɛnθli

Rhymes

nth

Definition of tenth in US English:

tenth

nountɛnθtenTH

1Constituting number ten in a sequence; 10th.
第十
the tenth century
10世纪。
the tenth of September
9月10日。
the tenth-floor locker room
十楼的衣物间。
Example sentencesExamples
- Our democracy's tenth anniversary will coincide with an election year.
- Hundreds of green-draped coffins were ready for burial today, marking this tenth anniversary of the genocide.
- Sridhara is now believed to have lived in the ninth and tenth centuries.
- Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Jack's passing but, in part because of folks like the ones on the panel, it feels like he's still around.
- I was tenth in the class at the beginning of the school year.
- The album comes with a bonus CD featuring a video of the title track plus footage from the duo's tenth anniversary concert at London's Royal Albert Hall.
- At the tented encampment, visitors were able to chat to Viking families as they cooked using authentic tenth century ingredients.
- Colombia ranks between fifth and tenth annually as a foreign oil supplier to the US.
- On this tenth anniversary, we owe it to them to remember.
- She would be tenth of twenty acts to perform that night.
- It was party time as the airport marked the tenth anniversary of the opening of the new terminal - and there was plenty for those present to celebrate.
- In 1955, Delaware County ranked tenth in the nation for milk production on more than 2,000 farms.
- The date was August tenth, and Liz and Colin would be married in two days.
- I love that he held a party to celebrate his tenth anniversary of being with Nigella.
- In the tenth century, small numbers of Irish and Scots settled on Iceland, bringing Christianity with them.
- We didn't go out on Saturday for our tenth wedding anniversary as Josie was still really sick.
- But archaeologists found a Saxon upright loom weight dating back to the eighth and tenth centuries.
- Coming up, we will have more looks back and looks ahead here from Los Angeles on this tenth anniversary of the riots.
- The council is the lowest spending unitary council per head of population and had the tenth lowest council tax in the United Kingdom.
- England in the ninth and tenth centuries was a rich, prosperous, fertile land - and almost entirely unprotected.
1. 1.1a tenth/one tenth Each of ten equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
  十分之一
  a tenth of a second
  1/10升。
  Example sentencesExamples
  ‘Not a tenth of the destitute population could be supplied’, writes Ms. Smith.
  Over that same period, the poorest tenth of Asia's population saw median income rise by 58 percent.
  The insects weigh less than one tenth of an ounce (two grams), but eat their weight in food each day.
  On the oval, a half tenth of a second is a lot in this series, and then you get into traffic and lose a second or two.
  By using it, I've learned that my swing on the course is two tenths of a second quicker than on the practice range.
  My coach hoisted me up above the crowd and informed me that I had broken Scott's record by five tenths of a second.
  Bill Blass dresses one tenth of one percent of the American woman.
  Aren't you supposed to divide the bill into tenths?
  You know, it was built for about a tenth of the population that it has now.
  As a result, ‘we spend a great deal of time documenting every tenth of an hour, just like we're lawyers,’ he says.
  In this exercise, the U.S. population is divided into tenths and represented by 10 students.
  This post will probably self destruct in three tenths of a second.
  The Labour party comprises seven tenths of the population and we're out to re-shape the world.
  Yeah, your final grade was seven tenths of a percent higher than mine.
  But as the tenths of seconds passed, out of the corner of my eye I saw him struggling.
  She came into my workplace the other day, and she was halfway friendly, but it wasn't even one tenth of the warmth she used to radiate towards me.
  If one divides the screen into 10 vertical strips of equal width, the first tenth on the left was the only part of the picture in focus.
  One of those things you have to try once, just to see how the other tenth of the population lives.
  The Patriot's control system kept track of time by counting tenths of a second; to convert the count into full seconds, the computer multiplied by 1 / 10.
  Bates College had only $106,000 in endowment per student, less than one tenth of Grinnell's.
2. 1.2US The tenth grade of a school.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Most small villages have nursery schools and ‘middle’ schools that go up to eighth grade and sometimes tenth.
  The only time I had ever seen Belinda cry previously was when I was in ninth grade, she was in tenth, and her dad had died.
3. 1.3Music An interval or chord spanning an octave and a third in the diatonic scale, or a note separated from another by this interval.
  〔乐〕十度音程；十度和音；十度音

单词	tenth
释义	Definition of tenth in English: tenth ordinal number tɛnθ 1Constituting number ten in a sequence; 10th. 第十 the tenth century 10世纪。 the tenth of September 9月10日。 the tenth-floor locker room 十楼的衣物间。 Example sentencesExamples She would be tenth of twenty acts to perform that night. In 1955, Delaware County ranked tenth in the nation for milk production on more than 2,000 farms. Colombia ranks between fifth and tenth annually as a foreign oil supplier to the US. The album comes with a bonus CD featuring a video of the title track plus footage from the duo's tenth anniversary concert at London's Royal Albert Hall. On this tenth anniversary, we owe it to them to remember. Sridhara is now believed to have lived in the ninth and tenth centuries. Hundreds of green-draped coffins were ready for burial today, marking this tenth anniversary of the genocide. It was party time as the airport marked the tenth anniversary of the opening of the new terminal - and there was plenty for those present to celebrate. England in the ninth and tenth centuries was a rich, prosperous, fertile land - and almost entirely unprotected. Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Jack's passing but, in part because of folks like the ones on the panel, it feels like he's still around. Our democracy's tenth anniversary will coincide with an election year. But archaeologists found a Saxon upright loom weight dating back to the eighth and tenth centuries. I was tenth in the class at the beginning of the school year. In the tenth century, small numbers of Irish and Scots settled on Iceland, bringing Christianity with them. The council is the lowest spending unitary council per head of population and had the tenth lowest council tax in the United Kingdom. Coming up, we will have more looks back and looks ahead here from Los Angeles on this tenth anniversary of the riots. We didn't go out on Saturday for our tenth wedding anniversary as Josie was still really sick. The date was August tenth, and Liz and Colin would be married in two days. I love that he held a party to celebrate his tenth anniversary of being with Nigella. At the tented encampment, visitors were able to chat to Viking families as they cooked using authentic tenth century ingredients. 1.1Music An interval or chord spanning an octave and a third in the diatonic scale, or a note separated from another by this interval. 〔乐〕十度音程；十度和音；十度音 2Each of ten equal parts into which something is or may be divided. 十分之一 a tenth of a litre 1/10升。 Example sentencesExamples But as the tenths of seconds passed, out of the corner of my eye I saw him struggling. ‘Not a tenth of the destitute population could be supplied’, writes Ms. Smith. The Patriot's control system kept track of time by counting tenths of a second; to convert the count into full seconds, the computer multiplied by 1 / 10. This post will probably self destruct in three tenths of a second. Yeah, your final grade was seven tenths of a percent higher than mine. As a result, ‘we spend a great deal of time documenting every tenth of an hour, just like we're lawyers,’ he says. In this exercise, the U.S. population is divided into tenths and represented by 10 students. Aren't you supposed to divide the bill into tenths? On the oval, a half tenth of a second is a lot in this series, and then you get into traffic and lose a second or two. Over that same period, the poorest tenth of Asia's population saw median income rise by 58 percent. The insects weigh less than one tenth of an ounce (two grams), but eat their weight in food each day. By using it, I've learned that my swing on the course is two tenths of a second quicker than on the practice range. Bill Blass dresses one tenth of one percent of the American woman. If one divides the screen into 10 vertical strips of equal width, the first tenth on the left was the only part of the picture in focus. One of those things you have to try once, just to see how the other tenth of the population lives. You know, it was built for about a tenth of the population that it has now. My coach hoisted me up above the crowd and informed me that I had broken Scott's record by five tenths of a second. She came into my workplace the other day, and she was halfway friendly, but it wasn't even one tenth of the warmth she used to radiate towards me. Bates College had only $106,000 in endowment per student, less than one tenth of Grinnell's. The Labour party comprises seven tenths of the population and we're out to re-shape the world. Derivatives tenthly adverb ˈtɛnθliˈtɛnθli Rhymes nth Definition of tenth in US English: tenth nountɛnθtenTH 1Constituting number ten in a sequence; 10th. 第十 the tenth century 10世纪。 the tenth of September 9月10日。 the tenth-floor locker room 十楼的衣物间。 Example sentencesExamples Our democracy's tenth anniversary will coincide with an election year. Hundreds of green-draped coffins were ready for burial today, marking this tenth anniversary of the genocide. Sridhara is now believed to have lived in the ninth and tenth centuries. Next year will be the tenth anniversary of Jack's passing but, in part because of folks like the ones on the panel, it feels like he's still around. I was tenth in the class at the beginning of the school year. The album comes with a bonus CD featuring a video of the title track plus footage from the duo's tenth anniversary concert at London's Royal Albert Hall. At the tented encampment, visitors were able to chat to Viking families as they cooked using authentic tenth century ingredients. Colombia ranks between fifth and tenth annually as a foreign oil supplier to the US. On this tenth anniversary, we owe it to them to remember. She would be tenth of twenty acts to perform that night. It was party time as the airport marked the tenth anniversary of the opening of the new terminal - and there was plenty for those present to celebrate. In 1955, Delaware County ranked tenth in the nation for milk production on more than 2,000 farms. The date was August tenth, and Liz and Colin would be married in two days. I love that he held a party to celebrate his tenth anniversary of being with Nigella. In the tenth century, small numbers of Irish and Scots settled on Iceland, bringing Christianity with them. We didn't go out on Saturday for our tenth wedding anniversary as Josie was still really sick. But archaeologists found a Saxon upright loom weight dating back to the eighth and tenth centuries. Coming up, we will have more looks back and looks ahead here from Los Angeles on this tenth anniversary of the riots. The council is the lowest spending unitary council per head of population and had the tenth lowest council tax in the United Kingdom. England in the ninth and tenth centuries was a rich, prosperous, fertile land - and almost entirely unprotected. 1.1a tenth/one tenth Each of ten equal parts into which something is or may be divided. 十分之一 a tenth of a second 1/10升。 Example sentencesExamples ‘Not a tenth of the destitute population could be supplied’, writes Ms. Smith. Over that same period, the poorest tenth of Asia's population saw median income rise by 58 percent. The insects weigh less than one tenth of an ounce (two grams), but eat their weight in food each day. On the oval, a half tenth of a second is a lot in this series, and then you get into traffic and lose a second or two. By using it, I've learned that my swing on the course is two tenths of a second quicker than on the practice range. My coach hoisted me up above the crowd and informed me that I had broken Scott's record by five tenths of a second. Bill Blass dresses one tenth of one percent of the American woman. Aren't you supposed to divide the bill into tenths? You know, it was built for about a tenth of the population that it has now. As a result, ‘we spend a great deal of time documenting every tenth of an hour, just like we're lawyers,’ he says. In this exercise, the U.S. population is divided into tenths and represented by 10 students. This post will probably self destruct in three tenths of a second. The Labour party comprises seven tenths of the population and we're out to re-shape the world. Yeah, your final grade was seven tenths of a percent higher than mine. But as the tenths of seconds passed, out of the corner of my eye I saw him struggling. She came into my workplace the other day, and she was halfway friendly, but it wasn't even one tenth of the warmth she used to radiate towards me. If one divides the screen into 10 vertical strips of equal width, the first tenth on the left was the only part of the picture in focus. One of those things you have to try once, just to see how the other tenth of the population lives. The Patriot's control system kept track of time by counting tenths of a second; to convert the count into full seconds, the computer multiplied by 1 / 10. Bates College had only $106,000 in endowment per student, less than one tenth of Grinnell's. 1.2US The tenth grade of a school. Example sentencesExamples Most small villages have nursery schools and ‘middle’ schools that go up to eighth grade and sometimes tenth. The only time I had ever seen Belinda cry previously was when I was in ninth grade, she was in tenth, and her dad had died. 1.3Music An interval or chord spanning an octave and a third in the diatonic scale, or a note separated from another by this interval. 〔乐〕十度音程；十度和音；十度音
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