sixteen
sixteen — 名詞
1. the number represented by the digits 1 and 6, which comes between fifteen and se
十六
介於十五和十七之間的數字
the number represented by the digits 1 and 6, which comes between fifteen and seventeen
Sixteen is Saira's favourite number because it is the day she was born.
十六是 Saira 最喜歡的數字,因為那是她出生的日期。
The train at platform sixteen will leave in five minutes.
第十六月台的列車五分鐘後發車。
position after a noun to show a label or order
If you add seven and nine together, the answer is sixteen.
如果把七和九加在一起,答案是十六。
Turn to page sixteen and read the first paragraph aloud.
翻到第十六頁,大聲朗讀第一段。
Keiko wrote the number sixteen at the top of her birthday card.
Keiko 在生日賀卡上方寫了數字十六。
文法句型
sixteen + singular verb
noun + sixteen (label/position)
常見錯誤
sixteen — 數詞
1. used to say that there are 16 people or things, or that someone or something is
十六;十六歲
表示數量或年齡
used to say that there are 16 people or things, or that someone or something is 16 years old
Owen invited sixteen classmates to his birthday party this weekend.
Owen 邀請了十六位同學參加他這週末的生日派對。
Eri turned sixteen last month and celebrated with a small dinner.
Eri 上個月滿十六歲,吃了一頓小聚餐來慶祝。
turn + number for reaching a particular age
There are sixteen eggs in this box, so we have enough for the cake.
這個盒子裡有十六顆蛋,所以我們夠做蛋糕。
Mert counted sixteen birds sitting on the wires behind his house.
Mert 數到他家後面的電線上停著十六隻鳥。
When she was sixteen, Ayana started learning to drive a car.
Ayana 十六歲的時候開始學開車。
文法句型
sixteen + plural noun
sixteen + years old
be + sixteen (age)
用法筆記
When stating someone's age, 'sixteen years old' is the full form, but 'I am sixteen' (without 'years old') is very common in spoken English. 'Sixteen-year-old' with hyphens is used as an adjective before a noun, e.g. 'a sixteen-year-old student.'