Keresés
twenty-fourth
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huszonnegyedik
coming or happening right after the twenty-third person or thing
twenty-fourth
adj
Példa
The twenty-fourth amendment to the U.S. Constitution abolished poll taxes in federal elections.
In the twenty-fourth chapter of the novel, the protagonist finally confronts her greatest fears.
She was thrilled to find out that her twenty-fourth birthday would fall on a Saturday this year.
He placed twenty-fourth in the race, which encouraged him to set new goals for future competitions.
The twenty-fourth of July is celebrated as Pioneer Day in Utah, commemorating the arrival of Mormon pioneers.
