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180

180

162 1.0
A number that comes after one hundred seventy-nine
  • numeral
translation icon : ciento ochenta
  • Blood pressure 180 over 110.
  • about 180
  • 180 million
  • 180 days

Examples

  • We use two thumbs, and they rotate 180 degrees around the palm, much more than human thumbs.

    Academic text (2008)
  • It's a hot one here in Talladega... ...and this crowd of over 180, 000 is enjoying one heck of a day.

  • The five measures were administered to 180 students and faculty members at Central Connecticut State University.

    Academic text (1992)
  • Two wire transfers to your banks... ...totaling 180 million dollars.

  • The U.S. Navy lost 4,970 men and 36 ships, while about 180 Japanese vessels were sunk.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • Today, we have twenty-one (21) school systems, 180 high schools, and 662 teachers working toward a consistent goal.

    Academic text (2013)
  • The 180-foot vessel is called Jin Yin Number 1... ...and is suspected of smuggling Chinese illegal aliens.

  • Valid responses to the heterosexual stimulus were produced by 180 participants (86 males and 94 females).

    Academic text (1999)
  • The marathon was completed by over 180 runners from different countries.

  • The report detailed 180 cases of the new variant reported last month.

Synonyms

1 1.0

A number equal to 180

is written in words rather than shown with digits

Surface Forms

180 cardinal digit
one hundred eighty cardinal word
180th ordinal digit
one hundred eightieth ordinal word

Etymology

180 Is simply the number one hundred plus eighty. The eighty part comes from eight (meaning '8') and the ending -ty meaning 'times ten', so 180 is 100 plus 80.