33
- numeral
- That wraps up our doubleheader playoff coverage, as Kansas City tops Tennessee 33 to 13 and heads for Super Forty.
- 33 percent
- 33 percent Latino
- p. 33
Examples
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Make it 33 and a quarter days.
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99¢ a yard is 33¢ a foot, times 5, that's 1.65.
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-And that turned into 33 years.
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- He had 33 assists last season.
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There were 33, 23, 20, and 20 students in the four schools, respectively.
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A mean score above 33 is interpreted as suggesting a positive perception about college.
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In July 2007, there were approximately 33 UPCs; by July 2009, there were 94.
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49 respondents owned 1-3 items, 33 owned 4-6 items, and 16 owned 7-8 items.
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He's 33 years old.
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He is 33 years old and plans to travel next summer.
Synonyms
The number that comes after thirty-two and before thirty-four
Surface Forms
Etymology
33 Is made from thirty and three, so it means 'three more than thirty' or 'three tens plus three'.