Definition of seventh in English:

seventh

ordinal number ˈsɛv(ə)nθˈsɛvənθ

1Constituting number seven in a sequence; 7th.
his seventh goal of the season
the seventh of June
he was the seventh of eight children
Example sentencesExamples
- The defeat, City's seventh in eight games, leaves the Minstermen just one point clear of Division Three bottom-club Exeter City.
- True mozzarella is made from the milk of the water buffalo, imported from India to Italy in the seventh century.
- It features a rare seventh century Buddha from India.
- To pass 500 in your first innings but lose, and for a seventh time in eight championship games at that, is patently demoralising.
- It was Gillingham's seventh league defeat in a row, but coach John Gorman would not talk of relegation.
- His aim is to discover the effect of the text's message on the earliest audience at the end of the seventh century B.C.
- Laws made in the seventh century could finally give way to the needs of the 21st.
- Of the few poets whose work has survived from the sixth and seventh centuries, the most notable is Pindar.
- The history of Ely Cathedral is profound - it began as a humble Benedictine abbey in the seventh century.
- A Graham Delaney goal in the seventh minute set them on their way.
- There are six sites for development in Central Place, with the area opposite the Market Theatre constituting a seventh site.
- Mayobridge spurned another goal chance on the seventh minute when a beautifully placed high ball from Benny Coulter fell to Ronan Sexton.
- At the beginning of the seventh century St. Gobban founded a monastery at Leighlin Bridge.
- This was Hearts' seventh defeat in eight league and cup games.
- His seventh goal of the season required no such imagination.
- Arab invaders brought Islam to Morocco during the seventh century.
- Roslea is the site of an ancient church and convent dating back to the seventh century.
- It is believed to have originated from India as early as the seventh century, although the exact origins of chess are unknown.
- We begin with Caedmon, from the seventh century, but by page 6 we are already up to the sixteenth century.
- Richard Burrows gave the visitors an early lead but Danny Walters hit his seventh goal of the season to level the scores.
1. 1.1 The seventh finisher or position in a race or competition.
  Jo Richardson came seventh
  Example sentencesExamples
  Brendan Foster set a new British record yet finished only seventh.
  Double race winner Chilton was seventh having started tenth.
  Briton Steve Ovett finished fifth and Sriram Singh was seventh in that memorable race.
  He finished sixth in the 1m board event and was seventh off the 3m board.
  The Jets finished seventh in defense, and none of the other three teams playing today ranked higher than 17th.
  She was also seventh in the 500m time trial and plans to compete in both events.
  We finished seventh that season and looked a good bet for promotion the following year.
  In Athens, her Olympic career ended when she finished seventh in her 100m semi-final.
  He has not raced since finishing seventh in an allowance race at Churchill Downs on November 28, 1998.
  However, Yorkshire came a disappointing seventh in the team competition.
  She finished seventh in Birmingham.
  He was expected to finish seventh in the league.
  In five seasons, Stewart has not finished worse than seventh in points.
  We were picked to finish seventh or eighth but we wound up fifth.
  Monifeth Man finishes seventh in the Coral Cup, better than any other Irish trained runner.
  As a 24-year-old in 2001 he rode an excellent race to finish seventh overall, leading many to bill him as a future winner of the race.
  Sunline came out of the Pukekohe race and then finished seventh in the Hong Kong Cup.
  He finished seventh in the April race in Phoenix; he'll need to do better than that on Sunday if he hopes to catch Stewart.
  I had my best season and still only finished seventh in the points.
  Chantell Stierman finished seventh in the 60 kg division weightlifting.
2. 1.2 Seventhly (used to introduce a seventh point or reason).
3. 1.3Music An interval spanning seven consecutive notes in a diatonic scale.
4. 1.4Music The note which is higher by a seventh than the tonic of a diatonic scale or root of a chord.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The work lies far closer, at least in its harmonic thought, to American Modernism (say, Copland's music of the Twenties) than to what we might expect from familiar Creston - diatonic chords leavened with major sevenths and ninths.
5. 1.5Music A chord in which the seventh note of the scale forms an important component.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Practicing fourths and consecutive sevenths challenges the ear in ways that sixths and thirds don't, in addition to enhancing hand stability.
  It's got a great G major ending with a couple of Gershwinian sevenths and they just adored it.
  Bliss also incorporated Elgar's characteristic falling sevenths, by way of a recognisable tribute to his distinguished and supportive dedicatee.
  Take the most salient feature for the listener - those Elgarian falling sevenths of the second page.
  Heard in this context, it involves the destruction and re-incarnation of the melody; at the close it appears over and above a series of jazz pianist sevenths.
2Each of seven equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
Example sentencesExamples
- The Plovdiv region alone concentrates a seventh of the arable land and 14 per cent of the labour resources of this country.
- During his long reign he commandeered nearly a seventh of the land area.
- He was critical of the small quotas, which would mean that one vessel could catch a seventh of the total for certain species in a single fishing trip.

Derivatives

seventhly

adverb

Rhymes

eleventh

Definition of seventh in US English:

seventh

ordinal numberˈsevənTHˈsɛvənθ

1Constituting number seven in a sequence; 7th.
his seventh goal of the season
the seventh of June
he was the seventh of eight children
Example sentencesExamples
- We begin with Caedmon, from the seventh century, but by page 6 we are already up to the sixteenth century.
- It was Gillingham's seventh league defeat in a row, but coach John Gorman would not talk of relegation.
- A Graham Delaney goal in the seventh minute set them on their way.
- His seventh goal of the season required no such imagination.
- His aim is to discover the effect of the text's message on the earliest audience at the end of the seventh century B.C.
- True mozzarella is made from the milk of the water buffalo, imported from India to Italy in the seventh century.
- Laws made in the seventh century could finally give way to the needs of the 21st.
- It features a rare seventh century Buddha from India.
- Richard Burrows gave the visitors an early lead but Danny Walters hit his seventh goal of the season to level the scores.
- Roslea is the site of an ancient church and convent dating back to the seventh century.
- The history of Ely Cathedral is profound - it began as a humble Benedictine abbey in the seventh century.
- This was Hearts' seventh defeat in eight league and cup games.
- It is believed to have originated from India as early as the seventh century, although the exact origins of chess are unknown.
- To pass 500 in your first innings but lose, and for a seventh time in eight championship games at that, is patently demoralising.
- The defeat, City's seventh in eight games, leaves the Minstermen just one point clear of Division Three bottom-club Exeter City.
- Of the few poets whose work has survived from the sixth and seventh centuries, the most notable is Pindar.
- There are six sites for development in Central Place, with the area opposite the Market Theatre constituting a seventh site.
- Arab invaders brought Islam to Morocco during the seventh century.
- Mayobridge spurned another goal chance on the seventh minute when a beautifully placed high ball from Benny Coulter fell to Ronan Sexton.
- At the beginning of the seventh century St. Gobban founded a monastery at Leighlin Bridge.
1. 1.1a seventh/one seventh Each of seven equal parts into which something is or may be divided.
  Example sentencesExamples
  During his long reign he commandeered nearly a seventh of the land area.
  The Plovdiv region alone concentrates a seventh of the arable land and 14 per cent of the labour resources of this country.
  He was critical of the small quotas, which would mean that one vessel could catch a seventh of the total for certain species in a single fishing trip.
2. 1.2 The seventh finisher or position in a race or competition.
  he finished seventh in the tournament
  Example sentencesExamples
  He finished sixth in the 1m board event and was seventh off the 3m board.
  In Athens, her Olympic career ended when she finished seventh in her 100m semi-final.
  We finished seventh that season and looked a good bet for promotion the following year.
  Double race winner Chilton was seventh having started tenth.
  We were picked to finish seventh or eighth but we wound up fifth.
  Chantell Stierman finished seventh in the 60 kg division weightlifting.
  I had my best season and still only finished seventh in the points.
  Brendan Foster set a new British record yet finished only seventh.
  Monifeth Man finishes seventh in the Coral Cup, better than any other Irish trained runner.
  She finished seventh in Birmingham.
  He was expected to finish seventh in the league.
  As a 24-year-old in 2001 he rode an excellent race to finish seventh overall, leading many to bill him as a future winner of the race.
  In five seasons, Stewart has not finished worse than seventh in points.
  He finished seventh in the April race in Phoenix; he'll need to do better than that on Sunday if he hopes to catch Stewart.
  Briton Steve Ovett finished fifth and Sriram Singh was seventh in that memorable race.
  He has not raced since finishing seventh in an allowance race at Churchill Downs on November 28, 1998.
  She was also seventh in the 500m time trial and plans to compete in both events.
  Sunline came out of the Pukekohe race and then finished seventh in the Hong Kong Cup.
  However, Yorkshire came a disappointing seventh in the team competition.
  The Jets finished seventh in defense, and none of the other three teams playing today ranked higher than 17th.
3. 1.3 Seventhly (used to introduce a seventh point or reason).
4. 1.4Music An interval spanning seven consecutive notes in a diatonic scale.
5. 1.5Music The note which is higher by a seventh than the tonic of a diatonic scale or root of a chord.
  Example sentencesExamples
  The work lies far closer, at least in its harmonic thought, to American Modernism (say, Copland's music of the Twenties) than to what we might expect from familiar Creston - diatonic chords leavened with major sevenths and ninths.
6. 1.6Music A chord in which the seventh note of the scale forms an important component.
  Example sentencesExamples
  Practicing fourths and consecutive sevenths challenges the ear in ways that sixths and thirds don't, in addition to enhancing hand stability.
  Heard in this context, it involves the destruction and re-incarnation of the melody; at the close it appears over and above a series of jazz pianist sevenths.
  Bliss also incorporated Elgar's characteristic falling sevenths, by way of a recognisable tribute to his distinguished and supportive dedicatee.
  It's got a great G major ending with a couple of Gershwinian sevenths and they just adored it.
  Take the most salient feature for the listener - those Elgarian falling sevenths of the second page.

单词	seventh
释义	Definition of seventh in English: seventh ordinal number ˈsɛv(ə)nθˈsɛvənθ 1Constituting number seven in a sequence; 7th. his seventh goal of the season the seventh of June he was the seventh of eight children Example sentencesExamples The defeat, City's seventh in eight games, leaves the Minstermen just one point clear of Division Three bottom-club Exeter City. True mozzarella is made from the milk of the water buffalo, imported from India to Italy in the seventh century. It features a rare seventh century Buddha from India. To pass 500 in your first innings but lose, and for a seventh time in eight championship games at that, is patently demoralising. It was Gillingham's seventh league defeat in a row, but coach John Gorman would not talk of relegation. His aim is to discover the effect of the text's message on the earliest audience at the end of the seventh century B.C. Laws made in the seventh century could finally give way to the needs of the 21st. Of the few poets whose work has survived from the sixth and seventh centuries, the most notable is Pindar. The history of Ely Cathedral is profound - it began as a humble Benedictine abbey in the seventh century. A Graham Delaney goal in the seventh minute set them on their way. There are six sites for development in Central Place, with the area opposite the Market Theatre constituting a seventh site. Mayobridge spurned another goal chance on the seventh minute when a beautifully placed high ball from Benny Coulter fell to Ronan Sexton. At the beginning of the seventh century St. Gobban founded a monastery at Leighlin Bridge. This was Hearts' seventh defeat in eight league and cup games. His seventh goal of the season required no such imagination. Arab invaders brought Islam to Morocco during the seventh century. Roslea is the site of an ancient church and convent dating back to the seventh century. It is believed to have originated from India as early as the seventh century, although the exact origins of chess are unknown. We begin with Caedmon, from the seventh century, but by page 6 we are already up to the sixteenth century. Richard Burrows gave the visitors an early lead but Danny Walters hit his seventh goal of the season to level the scores. 1.1 The seventh finisher or position in a race or competition. Jo Richardson came seventh Example sentencesExamples Brendan Foster set a new British record yet finished only seventh. Double race winner Chilton was seventh having started tenth. Briton Steve Ovett finished fifth and Sriram Singh was seventh in that memorable race. He finished sixth in the 1m board event and was seventh off the 3m board. The Jets finished seventh in defense, and none of the other three teams playing today ranked higher than 17th. She was also seventh in the 500m time trial and plans to compete in both events. We finished seventh that season and looked a good bet for promotion the following year. In Athens, her Olympic career ended when she finished seventh in her 100m semi-final. He has not raced since finishing seventh in an allowance race at Churchill Downs on November 28, 1998. However, Yorkshire came a disappointing seventh in the team competition. She finished seventh in Birmingham. He was expected to finish seventh in the league. In five seasons, Stewart has not finished worse than seventh in points. We were picked to finish seventh or eighth but we wound up fifth. Monifeth Man finishes seventh in the Coral Cup, better than any other Irish trained runner. As a 24-year-old in 2001 he rode an excellent race to finish seventh overall, leading many to bill him as a future winner of the race. Sunline came out of the Pukekohe race and then finished seventh in the Hong Kong Cup. He finished seventh in the April race in Phoenix; he'll need to do better than that on Sunday if he hopes to catch Stewart. I had my best season and still only finished seventh in the points. Chantell Stierman finished seventh in the 60 kg division weightlifting. 1.2 Seventhly (used to introduce a seventh point or reason). 1.3Music An interval spanning seven consecutive notes in a diatonic scale. 1.4Music The note which is higher by a seventh than the tonic of a diatonic scale or root of a chord. Example sentencesExamples The work lies far closer, at least in its harmonic thought, to American Modernism (say, Copland's music of the Twenties) than to what we might expect from familiar Creston - diatonic chords leavened with major sevenths and ninths. 1.5Music A chord in which the seventh note of the scale forms an important component. Example sentencesExamples Practicing fourths and consecutive sevenths challenges the ear in ways that sixths and thirds don't, in addition to enhancing hand stability. It's got a great G major ending with a couple of Gershwinian sevenths and they just adored it. Bliss also incorporated Elgar's characteristic falling sevenths, by way of a recognisable tribute to his distinguished and supportive dedicatee. Take the most salient feature for the listener - those Elgarian falling sevenths of the second page. Heard in this context, it involves the destruction and re-incarnation of the melody; at the close it appears over and above a series of jazz pianist sevenths. 2Each of seven equal parts into which something is or may be divided. Example sentencesExamples The Plovdiv region alone concentrates a seventh of the arable land and 14 per cent of the labour resources of this country. During his long reign he commandeered nearly a seventh of the land area. He was critical of the small quotas, which would mean that one vessel could catch a seventh of the total for certain species in a single fishing trip. Derivatives seventhly adverb Rhymes eleventh Definition of seventh in US English: seventh ordinal numberˈsevənTHˈsɛvənθ 1Constituting number seven in a sequence; 7th. his seventh goal of the season the seventh of June he was the seventh of eight children Example sentencesExamples We begin with Caedmon, from the seventh century, but by page 6 we are already up to the sixteenth century. It was Gillingham's seventh league defeat in a row, but coach John Gorman would not talk of relegation. A Graham Delaney goal in the seventh minute set them on their way. His seventh goal of the season required no such imagination. His aim is to discover the effect of the text's message on the earliest audience at the end of the seventh century B.C. True mozzarella is made from the milk of the water buffalo, imported from India to Italy in the seventh century. Laws made in the seventh century could finally give way to the needs of the 21st. It features a rare seventh century Buddha from India. Richard Burrows gave the visitors an early lead but Danny Walters hit his seventh goal of the season to level the scores. Roslea is the site of an ancient church and convent dating back to the seventh century. The history of Ely Cathedral is profound - it began as a humble Benedictine abbey in the seventh century. This was Hearts' seventh defeat in eight league and cup games. It is believed to have originated from India as early as the seventh century, although the exact origins of chess are unknown. To pass 500 in your first innings but lose, and for a seventh time in eight championship games at that, is patently demoralising. The defeat, City's seventh in eight games, leaves the Minstermen just one point clear of Division Three bottom-club Exeter City. Of the few poets whose work has survived from the sixth and seventh centuries, the most notable is Pindar. There are six sites for development in Central Place, with the area opposite the Market Theatre constituting a seventh site. Arab invaders brought Islam to Morocco during the seventh century. Mayobridge spurned another goal chance on the seventh minute when a beautifully placed high ball from Benny Coulter fell to Ronan Sexton. At the beginning of the seventh century St. Gobban founded a monastery at Leighlin Bridge. 1.1a seventh/one seventh Each of seven equal parts into which something is or may be divided. Example sentencesExamples During his long reign he commandeered nearly a seventh of the land area. The Plovdiv region alone concentrates a seventh of the arable land and 14 per cent of the labour resources of this country. He was critical of the small quotas, which would mean that one vessel could catch a seventh of the total for certain species in a single fishing trip. 1.2 The seventh finisher or position in a race or competition. he finished seventh in the tournament Example sentencesExamples He finished sixth in the 1m board event and was seventh off the 3m board. In Athens, her Olympic career ended when she finished seventh in her 100m semi-final. We finished seventh that season and looked a good bet for promotion the following year. Double race winner Chilton was seventh having started tenth. We were picked to finish seventh or eighth but we wound up fifth. Chantell Stierman finished seventh in the 60 kg division weightlifting. I had my best season and still only finished seventh in the points. Brendan Foster set a new British record yet finished only seventh. Monifeth Man finishes seventh in the Coral Cup, better than any other Irish trained runner. She finished seventh in Birmingham. He was expected to finish seventh in the league. As a 24-year-old in 2001 he rode an excellent race to finish seventh overall, leading many to bill him as a future winner of the race. In five seasons, Stewart has not finished worse than seventh in points. He finished seventh in the April race in Phoenix; he'll need to do better than that on Sunday if he hopes to catch Stewart. Briton Steve Ovett finished fifth and Sriram Singh was seventh in that memorable race. He has not raced since finishing seventh in an allowance race at Churchill Downs on November 28, 1998. She was also seventh in the 500m time trial and plans to compete in both events. Sunline came out of the Pukekohe race and then finished seventh in the Hong Kong Cup. However, Yorkshire came a disappointing seventh in the team competition. The Jets finished seventh in defense, and none of the other three teams playing today ranked higher than 17th. 1.3 Seventhly (used to introduce a seventh point or reason). 1.4Music An interval spanning seven consecutive notes in a diatonic scale. 1.5Music The note which is higher by a seventh than the tonic of a diatonic scale or root of a chord. Example sentencesExamples The work lies far closer, at least in its harmonic thought, to American Modernism (say, Copland's music of the Twenties) than to what we might expect from familiar Creston - diatonic chords leavened with major sevenths and ninths. 1.6Music A chord in which the seventh note of the scale forms an important component. Example sentencesExamples Practicing fourths and consecutive sevenths challenges the ear in ways that sixths and thirds don't, in addition to enhancing hand stability. Heard in this context, it involves the destruction and re-incarnation of the melody; at the close it appears over and above a series of jazz pianist sevenths. Bliss also incorporated Elgar's characteristic falling sevenths, by way of a recognisable tribute to his distinguished and supportive dedicatee. It's got a great G major ending with a couple of Gershwinian sevenths and they just adored it. Take the most salient feature for the listener - those Elgarian falling sevenths of the second page.
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