Pronunciation: /fɪfθ/
noun The word 'fifth' can also be a noun, referring to one of five equal parts of a whole.
A1 I am in the fifth grade.
A2 She is the fifth person in line.
B1 The fifth chapter of the book was the most interesting.
B2 He finished in fifth place in the race.
C1 The fifth element is often considered the most important.
C2 The fifth symphony by Beethoven is a masterpiece.
adjective The word 'fifth' is an adjective that describes something that comes after the fourth in a series.
A1 This is my fifth time visiting this restaurant.
A2 She is in the fifth grade at school.
B1 The fifth book in the series was just released.
B2 He finished in fifth place in the race.
C1 The fifth chapter of the novel provides a crucial plot twist.
C2 The fifth symphony by Beethoven is considered a masterpiece.
formal The fifth chapter of the book discusses the impact of globalization on the economy.
informal I'll meet you at the fifth street corner for lunch.
slang Let's skip the first four levels and jump straight to the fifth.
figurative She always comes in fifth place in the race, but she never gives up trying.
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