单词	trillionth
释义	trillionth adjectivetrillionth noun trilliontril‧lion /ˈtrɪljən/ ●○○ number (plural trillion or trillions) Word Origin WORD ORIGINtrillion Origin: 1600-1700 French tri- ‘three’ + -illion (as in million) Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Banks still hold several trillion yen of bad loans. Harvey predicted fund assets would rise to $ 2. 4 trillion in 1995. Of the total, $ 2.6 trillion would come from Social Security surpluses. Our cumulative merchandise trade deficit worldwide is more than $ 1 trillion. The amount of uranium in the belt is about four billion tons, enough to make roughly a trillion tactical nuclear weapons. The congressionally authorized limit on the debt is $ 4. 9 trillion. With Mr Bush's plan for a $ 1.6 trillion tax cut, the problem is one of scale. word sets WORD SETS► Numbers add, verbaddition, nounArabic numeral, nounarithmetic progression, nounbi-, prefixbillion, numbercalculate, verbcalculation, nouncardinal, nouncardinal number, nouncoefficient, nouncommon denominator, nounconstant, nouncube, verbcube root, nounD, noundecimal, noundecimal, adjectivedecimal point, noundemi-, prefixdenominator, noundigit, noundivide, verbdividend, noundivisible, adjectivedivision, noundivisor, noundouble-digit, adjectivedouble figures, nouneight, numbereighteen, numbereighth, adjectiveeighty, numbereleven, numberequal, adjectiveequal, verbequals sign, nouneven, adjectiveexponent, nounfactor, nounfactor, verbfactorial, nounfifteen, numberfifth, nounfifty, numberfig., figure, nounfive, numberforty, numberfour, numberfourteen, numberfourth, nounfraction, noungeometric progression, noungross, nounHCF, hundred, numberimproper fraction, nounindivisible, adjectiveinfinity, nouninteger, nounL, nounlogarithm, nounlowest common denominator, nounM, nounmedian, nounmedian, adjectivemillion, numbermultiple, nounmultiplication, nounmultiplication sign, nounmultiplication table, noun-nd, suffixnegative, adjectivenine, numbernineteen, numberninety, numberninth, adjectiveNo., nos., nothing, pronounnought, numbernumber, nounnumeral, nounnumerator, nounnumerical, adjectiveO, nounoblique, nounone, numberordinal number, nounpi, nounplot, verbplus, prepositionpoint, nounpositive, adjectiveprime number, nounproduct, nounproper fraction, nounproportion, nounquadr-, prefixquadrillion, numberquadruple, adjectivequotient, noun-rd, suffixroman numeral, nounroot, nounround, adjectivescore, numbersecond, numberserial number, nounset, nounsingle figures, nounsix, numbersixteen, numbersixty, numbersquare, nounsquare, verbsquared, adjectivesquare root, noun-st, suffixsubtract, verbsum, nountake, verbten, numbertenth, adjectivetertiary, adjectivetetra-, prefixthirteen, numberthirty, numberthousand, numberthree, numberthree-quarter, adjectivethreescore, numbertreble, determinertri-, prefixtrillion, numbertwelve, numbertwenty, numbertwice, adverbunit, nounV, nounvulgar fraction, nounwhole number, nounX, nounzero, number Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► two/three/four etc trillion  $5.3 trillion Japan’s exports were worth $43 trillion last year. ► trillions of pounds/dollars etc  the trillions of dollars in the bond markets 1the number 1,000,000,000,000:  In a short time the number of cells is more than a trillion.two/three/four etc trillion $5.3 trillion Japan’s exports were worth $43 trillion last year.trillions of pounds/dollars etc the trillions of dollars in the bond markets2 informal an extremely large number of people or thingsa trillion a shirt with a trillion holes in ittrillions of We’ve made this mistake trillions of times before.3British English old use the number 1,000,000,000,000,000,000—trillionth adjective—trillionth noun [countable] trillionth adjectivetrillionth noun trilliontril‧lion /ˈtrɪljən/ ●○○ number (plural trillion or trillions) Word Origin WORD ORIGINtrillion Origin: 1600-1700 French tri- ‘three’ + -illion (as in million) Examples EXAMPLES FROM THE CORPUS Banks still hold several trillion yen of bad loans. Harvey predicted fund assets would rise to $ 2. 4 trillion in 1995. Of the total, $ 2.6 trillion would come from Social Security surpluses. Our cumulative merchandise trade deficit worldwide is more than $ 1 trillion. The amount of uranium in the belt is about four billion tons, enough to make roughly a trillion tactical nuclear weapons. The congressionally authorized limit on the debt is $ 4. 9 trillion. With Mr Bush's plan for a $ 1.6 trillion tax cut, the problem is one of scale. word sets WORD SETS► Numbers add, verbaddition, nounArabic numeral, nounarithmetic progression, nounbi-, prefixbillion, numbercalculate, verbcalculation, nouncardinal, nouncardinal number, nouncoefficient, nouncommon denominator, nounconstant, nouncube, verbcube root, nounD, noundecimal, noundecimal, adjectivedecimal point, noundemi-, prefixdenominator, noundigit, noundivide, verbdividend, noundivisible, adjectivedivision, noundivisor, noundouble-digit, adjectivedouble figures, nouneight, numbereighteen, numbereighth, adjectiveeighty, numbereleven, numberequal, adjectiveequal, verbequals sign, nouneven, adjectiveexponent, nounfactor, nounfactor, verbfactorial, nounfifteen, numberfifth, nounfifty, numberfig., figure, nounfive, numberforty, numberfour, numberfourteen, numberfourth, nounfraction, noungeometric progression, noungross, nounHCF, hundred, numberimproper fraction, nounindivisible, adjectiveinfinity, nouninteger, nounL, nounlogarithm, nounlowest common denominator, nounM, nounmedian, nounmedian, adjectivemillion, numbermultiple, nounmultiplication, nounmultiplication sign, nounmultiplication table, noun-nd, suffixnegative, adjectivenine, numbernineteen, numberninety, numberninth, adjectiveNo., nos., nothing, pronounnought, numbernumber, nounnumeral, nounnumerator, nounnumerical, adjectiveO, nounoblique, nounone, numberordinal number, nounpi, nounplot, verbplus, prepositionpoint, nounpositive, adjectiveprime number, nounproduct, nounproper fraction, nounproportion, nounquadr-, prefixquadrillion, numberquadruple, adjectivequotient, noun-rd, suffixroman numeral, nounroot, nounround, adjectivescore, numbersecond, numberserial number, nounset, nounsingle figures, nounsix, numbersixteen, numbersixty, numbersquare, nounsquare, verbsquared, adjectivesquare root, noun-st, suffixsubtract, verbsum, nountake, verbten, numbertenth, adjectivetertiary, adjectivetetra-, prefixthirteen, numberthirty, numberthousand, numberthree, numberthree-quarter, adjectivethreescore, numbertreble, determinertri-, prefixtrillion, numbertwelve, numbertwenty, numbertwice, adverbunit, nounV, nounvulgar fraction, nounwhole number, nounX, nounzero, number Collocations COLLOCATIONS FROM THE ENTRY► two/three/four etc trillion  $5.3 trillion Japan’s exports were worth $43 trillion last year. ► trillions of pounds/dollars etc  the trillions of dollars in the bond markets 1the number 1,000,000,000,000:  In a short time the number of cells is more than a trillion.two/three/four etc trillion $5.3 trillion Japan’s exports were worth $43 trillion last year.trillions of pounds/dollars etc the trillions of dollars in the bond markets2 informal an extremely large number of people or thingsa trillion a shirt with a trillion holes in ittrillions of We’ve made this mistake trillions of times before.3British English old use the number 1,000,000,000,000,000,000—trillionth adjective—trillionth noun [countable]
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