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eight hundred
/ˌeɪt ˈhʌndrəd/
восемьсот
the number 800
Four classes each make two hundred paper stars. They hang eight hundred stars in the hall.
Our walk is a kilometre long. We have two hundred metres left after walking eight hundred metres.
five hundred
/ˌfaɪv ˈhʌndrəd/
пятьсот
the number 500
We buy six hundred grams of rice and cook a hundred grams. We have five hundred grams left.
The zoo is a kilometre away. We walk half the way and stop after five hundred metres.
four hundred
/ˌfɔː ˈhʌndrəd/
четыреста
the number 400
Each of eight classes has fifty library books. Our school has four hundred library books.
We run round a two-hundred-metre track twice. We run four hundred metres.
million
/ˈmɪljən/
миллион
the number 1,000,000
A video has nine hundred thousand views. A hundred thousand more take it to a million.
The museum has a hundred thousand visitors a month. In ten months, that is a million visitors.
nine hundred
/ˌnaɪn ˈhʌndrəd/
девятьсот
the number 900
The puzzle has a thousand pieces. A hundred are missing, so we only have nine hundred pieces.
I walk three hundred metres to the pool, then twice as far to the park: nine hundred metres in all.
one hundred and eight
one hundred and five
one hundred and four
one hundred and nine
one hundred and one
one hundred and seven
one hundred and six
one hundred and three
one hundred and two
seven hundred
several
six hundred
thousand
three hundred
two hundred