Pronunciation: /naɪn/
noun a cardinal number, one more than eight
A1 I have nine apples in my bag.
A2 She counted to nine before stopping.
B1 There are nine students in the classroom.
B2 The book has nine chapters.
C1 The movie received nine awards at the film festival.
C2 He scored nine goals in the match, breaking a record.
adjective amounting to one more than eight
A1 I have nine fingers.
A2 There are nine students in my class.
B1 She has nine years of experience in the field.
B2 The book is divided into nine chapters.
C1 The company reported a profit of nine million dollars.
C2 The research project took nine months to complete.
formal The meeting will start at nine o'clock sharp.
informal Let's meet at nine for coffee.
slang I'll catch you at nine, cool?
figurative She always seems to have nine lives with how many times she's escaped danger.
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