hundred-per-cent
1hundred-per-cent — hunˈdred per centˈ adjective 1. Out and out 2. Thorough going (not a hundred per cent not in perfect health) • • • Main Entry: ↑hundred …
2hundred-per-cent — /ˈhʌndrəd pə sɛnt/ (say hundruhd puh sent) adjective perfect; complete: a hundred per cent success …
3(a) hundred per cent — a/one/hundred per cent phrase completely I’m not a hundred per cent convinced about this. Benson’s colleagues said that they were behind him one hundred per cent. Thesaurus: completely and thoroughlysynonym Main entry …
4one hundred per cent — a/one/hundred per cent phrase completely I’m not a hundred per cent convinced about this. Benson’s colleagues said that they were behind him one hundred per cent. Thesaurus: completely and thoroughlysynonym Main entry …
5a hundred per cent — ► a (or one) hundred per cent 1) entirely. 2) informal completely fit and healthy: she didn t feel one hundred per cent. 3) informal maximum effort and commitment. Main Entry: ↑hundred …
6one hundred per cent — ► a (or one) hundred per cent 1) entirely. 2) informal completely fit and healthy: she didn t feel one hundred per cent. 3) informal maximum effort and commitment. Main Entry: ↑hundred …
7give a hundred per cent — give a hundred and ten per cent phrase to try or work as hard as you can in order to achieve something Thesaurus: to try hard to do or get somethingsynonym to work hardsynonym Main entry: hundred …
8give a hundred per cent — or give a hundred and ten per cent to try or work as hard as you can in order to achieve something …
9a (or one) hundred per cent — entirely. ↘[usu. with negative] informal completely fit and healthy. ↘informal maximum effort and commitment. → hundred …
10not a hundred per cent — british phrase not feeling well Thesaurus: feeling and being unhealthy or illsynonym Main entry: hundred …
