Thousand Meaning in English
word
/ˈθaʊzən/, /ˈθaʊzənd/
THOW-zuhn, THOW-zuhnd
/θˈaʊzənd/
THOW-zuhnd
释义
The number 1,000; equal to ten hundreds. Used to describe a large quantity or an exact number.
用法与细微差别
Used for counting and estimates ('a thousand people', 'thousands of stars'). 'Thousands' is common for large, imprecise quantities. Always singular in 'one thousand', but plural in 'thousands of'. Not used with 'a/an' alone — say 'a thousand', not 'a thousands'.
Spanish: milPortuguese (BR): milPortuguese (PT): milChinese (Simplified): 千Chinese (Traditional): 千Hindi: हज़ारArabic: ألفBengali: হাজারRussian: тысячаJapanese: 千Vietnamese: nghìnKorean: 천Turkish: binUrdu: ہزارIndonesian: ribu
例句
There are thousand books in the library.
basic
It felt like a thousand degrees outside yesterday.
natural
He won thousand dollars in the lottery.
basic
A thousand people attended the concert.
basic
I’ve told you this a thousand times!
natural
There are thousands of ways to solve this problem.
natural