135th
- adjective
- /wʌn ˈθɜrti faɪfθ/
- It was good to see you in San Francisco, and though I'm sure we'll be in further contact this year, I look forward to seeing you at the 135th AES in New York next October if our paths don't physically cross before then.
- 135th Street
- 135th Street, Harlem
- 135th Street, Hamilton Heights
Examples
-
Good morning and welcome to Churchill Downs and the post position draw for the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby.
-
The 135th anniversary celebration will take place next week.
-
We're just moments away from the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby.
-
Today marks the 135th day since North Fort Steel and Milford Haven has closed its doors.
-
DDC is in its 135th year of publication, and its 23rd edition was published in 2011.
Academic text (2014) -
They rent an empty street-level studio with living quarters upstairs on 135th Street.
Fiction book (1997) -
The intersection of 135th Street and Broadway in Hamilton Heights is 93 feet above sea level, an elevation that keeps it safe from flooding.
Blog text (1) -
Today marks the 135th day since North Fort Steel and Milford Haven has closed its doors.
-
We're just moments away from the 135th running of the Kentucky Derby.
Synonyms
It comes after one hundred and thirty-four in order
How Late
Surface Forms
Morphology
135th = 135 (transparent) = 135 + th
Derived by adding the standard ordinal suffix '-th' to the cardinal number '135', which is a fully regular and transparent formation.
Etymology
135Th is just the number 135 with the ordinal ending -th, a small marker that means 'in order' or 'position'. Think of other ordinals like fourth or tenth — they show place in a line, so 135th means the one after the 134th.