Pronunciation: /ˈhʌndrəd/
noun a cardinal number ten times ten; a unit of 100
A1 I have one hundred dollars in my wallet.
A2 There are one hundred students in my class.
B1 The company plans to hire one hundred new employees this year.
B2 She counted one hundred sheep in the field.
C1 The museum houses one hundred rare artifacts from ancient civilizations.
C2 The scientist estimated that there are one hundred billion stars in the galaxy.
adjective being ten times ten
A1 I have a hundred pencils in my pencil case.
A2 She bought a hundred balloons for the party.
B1 The company employs over a hundred workers.
B2 He has read a hundred books this year.
C1 The museum houses a hundred priceless artifacts.
C2 The marathon had a hundred participants from around the world.
formal The company plans to hire a hundred new employees by the end of the year.
informal I must have asked her a hundred times to stop texting during the meeting.
slang I've seen that movie like a hundred times, it never gets old.
figurative His generosity knows no bounds, he would give you the shirt off his back a hundred times over.
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