Pronunciation: /biːˈɛn/
noun abbreviation for 'billion', a numerical value equal to one thousand million
A1 I have a bn in my pocket.
A2 She bought a new bn for her collection.
B1 The store sells various types of bn.
B2 The bn industry is booming in this region.
C1 The rare bn was sold at auction for a high price.
C2 Experts predict a future increase in demand for luxury bn.
adjective used to describe a quantity of one billion
A1 I have a bn notebook for taking notes in class.
A2 She bought a bn dress for the party.
B1 The company uses bn software for their accounting needs.
B2 The artist painted a bn portrait of the famous actress.
C1 The scientist conducted a bn experiment to test his hypothesis.
C2 The chef prepared a bn dish using rare ingredients.
adverb used to modify a verb, adjective, or other adverb to indicate a quantity of one billion
A1 She ran bn quickly to catch the bus.
A2 He spoke bn softly so as not to wake the baby.
B1 The team worked bn efficiently to meet the deadline.
B2 The company expanded bn rapidly in the global market.
C1 The artist painted bn meticulously, paying attention to every detail.
C2 The politician spoke bn eloquently during the debate.
formal The company reported a revenue of over 10 bn last quarter.
informal Did you hear that they made over 10 bn last quarter?
slang They raked in some serious cash, like over 10 bn!
figurative Her love for him was worth more than a billion, it was like a bn times infinity.
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