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31million — mil•lion [[t]ˈmɪl yən[/t]] n. pl. lions, (as after a numeral) lion, 1) a cardinal number, 1000 times 1000 2) a symbol for this number, as 1,000,000 or ||Mmacr; 3) math. millions, a number between 1,000,000 and 999,999,999 4) the amount of a… …
32MILLION — n. m. Nom de nombre cardinal. Mille fois mille. On compte en France environ quarante millions d’habitants. Il se dit absolument, en termes de Finance, d’un Million de francs. Sa fortune s’élève à plusieurs millions. La dépense est montée à un… …
33Million — Mil|li|on [mɪ li̯o:n], die; , en: tausend mal tausend: eine Million Menschen hatte/hatten die Übertragung des Spiels am Fernseher verfolgt; Millionen [von] Menschen auf der Welt hungern. * * * Mil|li|on 〈f. 20; Abk.: Mill. od. Mio.〉 1000 mal 1000 …
34million — n. & adj. n. (pl. same or (in sense 2) millions) (in sing. prec. by a or one) 1 a thousand thousand. 2 (in pl.) colloq. a very large number (millions of years). 3 (prec. by the) the bulk of the population. 4 a Brit. a million pounds. b US a… …
35millionær — mil|lio|nær sb., en, er, erne, i sms. millionær , fx millionærarving, millionærkonto …
36million — / mɪljən/ noun number 1,000,000 ● The company lost £10 million in the African market. ● Our turnover has risen to $13.4 million. ⇒ billion, trillion (NOTE: Can be written m after figures: $5m (say ‘five million dollars.’)) …
37million — See: FEEL LIKE A MILLION, LOOK LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS …
38million — See: FEEL LIKE A MILLION, LOOK LIKE A MILLION DOLLARS …
39million — noun (plural millions or million) Etymology: Middle English milioun, from Middle French milion, from Old Italian milione, augmentative of mille thousand, from Latin Date: 14th century 1. see number table 2. a very large number < millions of cars… …
40Million — Recorded in several spellings forms including Million, Millions, Millyan, Mallion, and Mellion, this is an English surname, but is possibly medieval French in origin, and certainly a surname of complex origins. It is probably locational and from… …
