175
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- numeral
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ciento setenta y cinco
- I paid $175 for that ring.
- 175 students
- 175 days
- 175 years
Examples
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Businesses and taxpayers spend $175 billion for additional road maintenance, police, fire, ambulance services, and parking.
Academic text (1992) -
The average age of the 175 community/junior college presidents responding to the questionnaires was 52.
Academic text (1990) -
So what do I get for $175 a day?
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In all, 19 students moved during the study, leaving 175 students to be included in this research.
Academic text (2013) -
There were only three hotels and two restaurants in 2007; there are now 175 small hotels and dozens of restaurants.
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Since the turn of the century, 175 no-hitters have been pitched in the major leagues.
Academic text (1990) -
In recent years, the program has exploded from less than 175 students to well over 425.
Academic text (2008) -
He and his family have been making paninis in the same bodega for 175 years.
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He paid 175 dollars for the concert tickets.
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The classroom can comfortably seat 175 students during lectures.
Synonyms
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A number equal to 175
A Roman numeral for 175
Surface Forms
Etymology
The number 175 is named one hundred seventy-five, made from one, hundred, seventy, and five, so it is 100 plus 75, and a helpful way to remember it is that 75 is 'three quarters' of 100.