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ten ten ★★★★★/te̱n/1[NUM	数词]See also:Number Ten；(数字) 10 Ten is the number 10. ten a penny→see: penny； Over the past ten years things have changed.过去 10 年间，情况已发生了变化。 tenten /ten/ ●●● S1 W2 number, noun  Word Origin Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1the number 10:  Snow had been falling steadily for ten days. I need to be home by ten  (=ten o'clock). At the time, she was about ten  (=ten years old).2ten to one informal used to say that something is very likely:  Ten to one he’ll have forgotten all about it tomorrow.3be ten a penny British English informal to be very common and therefore not special or unusual → be a dime a dozenat dime(2)4(get) ten out of ten (for something) British English used in schools to give a perfect mark, or humorously to praise someone:  You get ten out of ten for effort, Simon.5[countable] a piece of paper money that is worth ten dollars or ten pounds:  I reached inside my purse and handed him a ten.

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jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EQqtC+uOrtyTxV+P/XD748JellARfnzfVBxnUMqCnaUFEPiq4oJSzlcXDZTQMCoMFgO2Z4p4vH1IndBW8ZeS1xLG1aEhseF8vsoIIciHG1cI             ten              ★                    /        ten                ;          NAmE                ten                /                              number                            10        十                            HELP       There are examples of how to use numbers at the entry for      five.      数词用法示例见 five 条。              IDIOMS              ˌten out of ˈten (for sth)                              (              BrE) (              often ironic)                        used to say that sb has guessed sth correctly or done sth very well              完全正确；得满分                                            ◆            Not brilliant, Robyn, but I'll give you ten out of ten for effort.            做得不算顶好，罗宾，但要论卖力气我给你打满分。                                      ˌten to ˈone                              very probably              十之八九；非常可能                                            ◆            Ten to one he'll be late.            十之八九他会迟到。                                      ten      tens                  ten              /        ten                ;          NAmE                ten                /             ten[ten]CET4CET6TEM4考研m839484034766181071151551578858NUM13901064546Spoken:531117767十(100%)num.十个，十n.(Ten)人名；(英)坦恩；(意)泰恩；(柬)登

word	ten
content	jEPoK/1xFvkT+4I2iOf8EQqtC+uOrtyTxV+P/XD748JellARfnzfVBxnUMqCnaUFEPiq4oJSzlcXDZTQMCoMFgO2Z4p4vH1IndBW8ZeS1xLG1aEhseF8vsoIIciHG1cI
Collins	ten ★★★★★ /te̱n/ 1 [NUM 数词]See also:Number Ten ；(数字) 10 Ten is the number 10. ten a penny→see: penny ； Over the past ten years things have changed. 过去 10 年间，情况已发生了变化。
Oxford	ten ★ / ten ; NAmE ten / number 10 十 HELP There are examples of how to use numbers at the entry for five. 数词用法示例见 five 条。 IDIOMS ˌten out of ˈten (for sth) ( BrE) ( often ironic) used to say that sb has guessed sth correctly or done sth very well 完全正确；得满分 ◆ Not brilliant, Robyn, but I'll give you ten out of ten for effort. 做得不算顶好，罗宾，但要论卖力气我给你打满分。 ˌten to ˈone very probably 十之八九；非常可能 ◆ Ten to one he'll be late. 十之八九他会迟到。 ten tens ten / ten ; NAmE ten /
LDC	tenten /ten/ ●●● S1 W2 number, noun Word Origin Thesaurus Collocations Phrases 1the number 10: Snow had been falling steadily for ten days. I need to be home by ten (=ten o'clock). At the time, she was about ten (=ten years old).2ten to one informal used to say that something is very likely: Ten to one he’ll have forgotten all about it tomorrow.3be ten a penny British English informal to be very common and therefore not special or unusual → be a dime a dozen at dime(2) 4(get) ten out of ten (for something) British English used in schools to give a perfect mark, or humorously to praise someone: You get ten out of ten for effort, Simon.5[countable] a piece of paper money that is worth ten dollars or ten pounds: I reached inside my purse and handed him a ten.
WDF	ten [ten] CET4CET6TEM4考研 m839 48403 4766 18107 11515 5157 8858 NUM1390 1064546 Spoken: 531117767 十(100%) num.十个，十 n.(Ten)人名；(英)坦恩；(意)泰恩；(柬)登

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