sixth
US
UK sixth, 6th adj: (item, person: 6th in a series, list)
SC 排在第六的 pái zài dì liù de
SC 第六位的 pái zài dì liù de ，dì liù wèi de
There were six names on the list and mine was sixth.
sixth, 6th adj: (in race, competition: placed 6th)
SC 排名第六
Jodie expected to win the race, so she was disappointed to be sixth.
sixth, 6th adv: (race, competition: in 6th place)
SC 排名第六
David finished sixth in the race.
sixth, 6th, the sixth, the 6th n: (in a series, list: 6th item, person)
SC 第六个人
TC 第六個人
TC 第六個人
SC 第六个东西
I'm the sixth in line at the grocery store.
sixth, a sixth, one sixth, 1/6 n: (fraction: 6th part)
SC 六分之一 liù fēn zhī yī
A sixth of a pie is a very big piece!
the sixth, the 6th n: (sixth day of the month)
SC 一个月的第六天
I'll be away on business from the sixth to the tenth.
the sixth of, 6th, 6th of, the 6th, the 6th of n: UK (sixth day of specified month)
SC 一个月的第六天
The sixth of April marks the start of a new tax year.
the Sixth, VI n: (6th monarch with specified name)
SC 第六任君王或皇帝
Charles the Sixth ruled France for over forty years.
sixth, 6th n: (musical interval)
SC 六度音程
TC 六度音程
TC 六度音程
The child's hands are still small and she has difficulty playing sixths.
sixth form n: UK, regional (secondary school: final 2 years) (英国)
SC 预科
SC 六年级
Lucy is in the sixth form, studying for her A-levels.
露西上六年级，正在学习A level课程。
sixth form college n: UK, regional (secondary school: 16-19)
SC 第六学级学院
sixth grade, 6th grade n: US (elementary school: 6th year)
SC 六年级
Emma starts sixth grade next year.
sixth sense n: (supernatural perception)
SC 第六感 dì liù gǎn
Charlie can see ghosts: he was born with the sixth sense.
sixth sense n: figurative (intuition, instinct) (比喻)
SC 第六感，直觉 dì liù gǎn，zhí jué
TC 直覺
TC 直覺
He has a sixth sense for when things are about to go wrong.
twenty-sixth, 26th adj: (26th in a series or list)
SC 第二十六的
twenty-sixth, 26th, the twenty-sixth, the 26th n: (in a series, list: 26th item, person)
SC 第二十六
the twenty-sixth, the 26th n: (twenty-sixth day of the month)
SC 二十六日
the twenty-sixth of, 26th, 26th of, the 26th, the 26th of n: UK (twenty-sixth day of specified month)
SC 二十六日
In the UK, we call the twenty-sixth of December "Boxing Day".
- public house
- public housing
- publicise
- publicist
- publicity
- publicize
- publicized
- publicizing
- public library
- publicly
- public nuisance
- public office
- public opinion
- public park
- public policy
- public relations
- public school
- public sector
- public servant
- public service
- public speaker
- public speaking
- public-spirited
- public switched telephone network
- public telephone