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It seems like there might be a misunderstanding with the term "clv." In English, "CLV" is typically an abbreviation for "Customer Lifetime Value," which is a business term, but it looks like you are asking about the number 155 (which is one hundred fifty-five).

Let’s clarify the number 155:

Basic Explanation:

• 155 is a number. It is an adjective when we use it to describe quantity, meaning it is five more than one hundred fifty (150).

Usage Instructions:

• You can use 155 whenever you want to talk about a quantity, for example, in counting, measuring, or ordering things.

Example Sentence:

• "There are 155 students in the school this year."

Advanced Usage:

• In mathematics, you might use it in calculations, for example, "If I have 155 apples and I give away 5, I will have 150 left."

Word Variants:

• The number itself does not have variants, but you can express it in different forms:
  • One hundred fifty-five (full written form)
  • One hundred and fifty-five (common in British English)

Different Meaning:

• The number 155 itself does not have different meanings, but it can represent various things in different contexts (like a room number, a code, etc.).

Synonyms:

• There are no direct synonyms for numbers, but you can use phrases like "a hundred fifty-five" or "one hundred fifty-five" to express it.

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• There are no idioms or phrasal verbs associated specifically with the number 155, but numbers can often be part of idiomatic expressions.
• For example, "a thousand and one" means many or a lot.

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Adjective

1. being five more than one hundred fifty

Synonyms

• one hundred fifty-five
• 155