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Definition of five - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
quantityequal to the number 5
- She has five apples in her basket.
Noun
1.
numeraldigit representing the quantity between four and six
- Write the five in the top row of your sheet..
2.
gamesplaying card showing one more than four suit marks
- I drew a five from the deck.
3.
sportsUS basketball team or lineupUS
- The home five won the game.
4.
financebanknote worth five units of currency
- He paid with a five at the store.
Expressions with five
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take a short break from an activity
Let's take five before we continue the meeting.
slang for give me a high-five
After scoring, he shouted, 'Gimme five!' and raised his hand.
the five forwards in a rugby scrum
The tight five dominated the scrum in the match.
shows finishing one task with more left to do
One down, five to go!
very short person, about five feet tall or less
My grandma is a five foot nothing with a big personality.
ask for a high-five
After scoring, she turned to her friend and said, 'Give me five!'
slap someone's hand in greeting or celebration
After the game, they gave each other five.
stubble appearing on a face by evening
By evening, he had a noticeable five o'clock shadow.
claim that is obviously false but accepted as true
The government insisted that two plus two equals five.
used to justify drinking at any time
Why not have a cocktail? It's five o'clock somewhere!
give someone a high five
He slapped her five to congratulate her on the promotion.
the number after twenty-four
She turned twenty-five today.
the number following fifty-four
She scored fifty-five in the test.
relating to the number 45
The quiz had forty-five questions..
the fifth item in a series or list
Please hand me number five from the shelf.
the number following seventy-four
The book costs seventy-five dollars.
amounting to 500 in number
The event was attended by five hundred participants..
the number 105
The number one hundred five comes after one hundred four.
happening exactly at 5:00, not earlier or later
The meeting starts at five o'clock sharp.
bill worth 5 dollars in any currency
She found a five dollar bill on the street.
the start of the eighteenth hour of the day
The meeting is scheduled for five o'clock.
the five major senses: sight, hearing, smell, taste, touch
Humans rely on the five senses to experience the world.
of the best quality or excellence
The restaurant received a five-star review.
hit someone's raised hand with your own in celebration
The coach gave Maria a high five after the game.
Origin of five
Old English, fif (five)
Terms with five included in their meaning
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order
person or thing occupying position number five
numerical value
equal to five times ten
medical
each of the five digits on the hand
mathematics
the number after three and before five
mathematics
the number following five and before seven
cardinal number
the number after twenty-five and before twenty-seven
fractional part
constituting one of five equal parts
division
one of five equal parts of a whole
workdays
five consecutive days used for work, Monday through Friday
fraction
one of five equal parts
currency
US or Canadian coin worth five cents
fraction
one part in five equal parts
fraction
three out of five equal parts of something
early education
school for children aged three to five
mathematics
polygon with five sides and angles
older person
person usually over sixty-five or eligible for retirement benefits
education
student who has completed five academic years and continues in the next
food
tropical fruit with five ridges resembling a star in cross-section
fractional amount
relating to three out of five equal parts
music
the musical interval five scale degrees higher
measurement
unit of measure equal to about five milliliters
age
car more than twenty-five years old
fraction
one of five equal parts of a whole
primary grades
earliest formal classes for children, usually ages five to nine
Examples of five in a sentence
He bought five books from the store. She circled the five on the test. The clock struck five. He placed a five on the pile during the game. She needed a five to complete her straight. The visiting five dominated the court.
Our five needs more practice before the finals. She handed the cashier a five for the coffee. I found a five on the sidewalk yesterday.
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- French:cinq, cinq de départ, ...
- German:fünf, 5, ...
- Italian:cinque, numero cinque, ...
- Spanish:cinco, número cinco, ...
- Portuguese:cinco, equipa de basquetebol, ...
- Chinese:五, 数字五, ...
- Japanese:5つの, 五, ...
- Arabic:خَمْسَة, الخُماسي, ...
- Hebrew:חֲמִישָּׁה, חָמֵשׁ, ...
- Russian:пять, пятерка, ...
- Ukrainian:п'ять, п'ятірка, ...
- Hindi:पाँच, ५, ...
Definition of Five - Reverso English Dictionary
Acronym
acr: MI5Rare UK British agency that protects the countryRare UK
- Five works tirelessly to protect the country from security threats.
- Five thwarted the espionage attempt.
- The agency Five is on high alert.
Expressions with Five
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stages in managing a project from start to finish
The five phases help in organizing the project.
the lion, elephant, rhinoceros, buffalo, and leopard in Africa
Tourists often go on safaris to see the Big Five.
former rugby tournament with five European countries
The Five Nations was a prestigious rugby event.
Origin of Five
Old English, fif (five)
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- French:MI5, ...
- German:MI5, ...
- Italian:MI5, ...
- Spanish:Five, ...
- Portuguese:MI5, ...
- Chinese:军情五处, ...
- Japanese:MI5, ...
- Arabic:جهاز الأمن الداخلي البريطاني, ...
- Hebrew:הַ־MI5, ...
- Russian:МИ5, ...
- Ukrainian:МІ5, ...
- Hindi:एमआई5, ...
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