130
- numeral
- The sample size consisted of 130 families with a wide range of diverse demographics, backgrounds, and educational experiences.
- about 130
- 130 million
- receive $130
Examples
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They could afford to pay those $130 tow jobs.
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I need to find a place that charges less than 130 dollars for a night stay.
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I think $130 is very fair.
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Susan Davis is a $130 million client.
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At this rate, you'll live to be 130.
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The school system enrolls 130 thousand and employs a staff of 14,500.
Academic text (1990) -
24 AIDS cases attributed to heterosexual activity in the United States increased by 130% in 1993 compared with 1992.
Academic text (2013) -
His Kaufman Arithmetic standard score was 130, but the other achievement scores ranged from 101 to 114.
Academic text (1990) -
The concert ticket costs 130 dollars, which is within my budget.
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There were 130 students enrolled in the course this semester.
Synonyms
A number written as 130 and equal to one hundred plus thirty
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Etymology
130 Is simply the number you get when you add 100 and 30, so picture a group of one hundred people with thirty more joining them. That's why 130 means 'one hundred and thirty', or ten more than one hundred and twenty.