Pronunciation: /ɪˈlɛvən/
noun a cardinal number equal to 10 + 1
A1 I have eleven apples.
A2 There are eleven students in my class.
B1 The clock struck eleven, signaling the end of the meeting.
B2 She scored eleven goals in the soccer game.
C1 The eleventh hour is often a time of urgency.
C2 The number eleven holds special significance in numerology.
adjective amounting to one more than ten
A1 There are eleven students in the classroom.
A2 I have eleven apples in my bag.
B1 The store opens at eleven o'clock.
B2 She scored eleven goals in the last game.
C1 The novel is divided into eleven chapters.
C2 The research paper contains eleven different data sets.
formal The meeting is scheduled for eleven o'clock tomorrow morning.
informal Let's meet at eleven for brunch.
slang I'll catch you at eleven for some grub.
figurative She always seems to be one step ahead, like the eleven in a game of chess.
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