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- All five schools agreed to join the evaluation study and received $1,000 for participating.
- more than 1,000
- about 1,000
- less than $1,000
And, you know, several thousand were murdered.
- And, you know, several thousand were murdered.
- One of them, a Thoan, a Lord who has lived thousands of years.
- You know, there's a thousand ways to do good in the world and the thousand ways to do bad in the world.
- And then I built a studio and I've got a couple of thousand books in the studio and I love reading.
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We have one room available, and it's $1,000 per night.
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As from now, I want at least 10 hours at $1,000 an hour.
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Now imagine 1,000, women and children, too, all the same.
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In my head, I played that game 1,000 times.
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We must be 1000 miles beyond that.
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The Crime Commission has offered $1,000 for the capture of Williams.
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You know, there's a thousand ways to do good in the world and the thousand ways to do bad in the world.
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There must be more than 1,000 shekels here.
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The Civilian Conservation Corps had more than 1,000 camps across the country.
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The concert tickets cost 1,000, which is more than I expected.
Synonyms
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A number equal to 1,000
A group of one thousand things
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Etymology
1000 Is read as thousand, from an old German word thūsend that meant 'a great group' or 'many'. That's why 1000 means a large number — a big group of ones, or ten times one hundred.