sixth

/sɪksθ/ (bre, ipa) · /sɪksθ/ (ame, ipa) · /ˈsiks(t)th ˈsiks(t)/ (ame, mw)

sixth — 序數詞

1. coming after the fifth in a sequence and marking the position of a person or thi

1.序數詞A1
釋義

第六

順序中第五之後的位置

coming after the fifth in a sequence and marking the position of a person or thing in a numbered order — for example, the sixth person in a line, the sixth day of the month, or the sixth item on a list.

例句

Brooke finished sixth in the race and received a small trophy.

Brooke 在賽跑中獲得第六名,拿到一座小獎盃。

ordinal after a verb: finished sixth

Hao's birthday party is on the sixth of March this year.

Hao 的生日派對在今年三月六號。

dates: the sixth of [month]

文法句型

the sixth [noun]

[noun phrase] + sixth

用法筆記

When giving a date in written British English, 'sixth' follows 'the' (the sixth of May). In American English the month is usually written first with no 'the' (May sixth). Both styles are acceptable in Taiwan.

常見錯誤

I am in the six grade.
I am in the sixth grade.
💡ordinal numbers end in '-th' (or '-st', '-nd', '-rd' for 1, 2, 3) and must not be replaced by the base number.
He came in six place.
He came in sixth place.
💡use the ordinal form, not the cardinal number, when describing position in a ranking.

sixth — 名詞