thirty-four

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Word: Thirty-four

Part of Speech: Adjective (can also be used as a noun)

Definition: "Thirty-four" is a number that is four more than thirty. It is used to represent a quantity or an order.

Usage Instructions:

• You can use "thirty-four" when counting, telling time, or referring to a quantity of items.
• When writing, it is often spelled out as "thirty-four" in full words, especially in formal writing. In casual contexts, you might see it written as "34".

Examples:

1. As a number: "I have thirty-four apples in the basket."
2. As an age: "My brother is thirty-four years old."
3. In a list: "The library has thirty-four different books on history."

Advanced Usage:

• In math, you might encounter "thirty-four" when performing operations: "If you add twenty to thirty-four, you get fifty-four."
• In discussions about statistics: "Thirty-four percent of the students passed the exam."

Word Variants:

• Numeral: 34 (the numerical representation)
• Ordinal Form: Thirty-fourth (used to indicate the position in a sequence, e.g., "This is my thirty-fourth visit to the museum.")

Different Meanings:

• "Thirty-four" primarily denotes a quantity. There are no significant alternative meanings for this specific number.

Synonyms:

There are no direct synonyms for "thirty-four," but you can use other numbers to express similar concepts depending on the context. For example: - "A few more than thirty" can imply the same idea in informal contexts.

Idioms and Phrasal Verbs:

• There are no common idioms or phrasal verbs specifically related to "thirty-four." However, you may encounter idiomatic expressions that involve numbers in general, like:
  • "At sixes and sevens" (meaning confused or chaotic, but not related to thirty-four).

Summary:

"Thirty-four" is an important number that you can use in everyday situations, whether you're telling someone how old you are, counting objects, or discussing statistics.

Academic

Adjective

1. being four more than thirty

Synonyms

• 34
• xxxiv