thirty
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- numeral
- /ˈθɜrti/
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- You know, for the last, oh, thirty years or so, I've gotten to be friends with Warren Buffett.
- thirty years
- thirty years old
- thirty years later
And John Maxwell, I've probably read thirty of his books.
- And John Maxwell, I've probably read thirty of his books.
- I got a speeding ticket within my first thirty months of being home.
- So you can check out all thirty of those books at Joshua Fields Milburn on Instagram.
- You know, for the last, oh, thirty years or so, I've gotten to be friends with Warren Buffett.
- In those thirty minutes, I took stock of my entire life and I realized there were a lot of things about myself that I wanted to change.
- So they they sent they sent there's thirty members of the progressive caucus in Congress.
- We have about almost thirty of our people are in consulting, working with brokers teams.
Examples
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She has thirty apples in her basket, enough to share with everyone.
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Hi ya, so in the past anyone could use their mobile phone in one of thirty countries the same way they would at home.
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So yeah, like even out of the initial thirty of us is a huge number.
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And we all walked past it, like all thirty of us, for some reason.
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I had thirty of these episodes over a six month period.
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One, aim for diversity in your diet, including thirty different plant types each week.
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Yakov had lived in America for thirty years, but he did not speak English.
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So with that being said, if you want to see my top thirty favorite for liquid lipsticks, well, here you go.
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The beginning musician group had thirty-minute lessons each week, and the study lasted for four years.
Academic text (2011) -
The goat was tethered in the center of the field, thirty yards from the nearest trees.
Fiction book (1990)
Synonyms
Thirty written with three capital X letters in Roman numerals
Compounds
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A long war across central Europe from 1618 to 1648 between Protestant and Catholic states
- Specialized
A very short sound in music that lasts one thirty-second of a whole note
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Etymology
The word thirty comes from joining three and the old number ending -ty, which meant 'group of ten'. So it originally meant 'three tens', which is why thirty is ten more than twenty.