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zillion - tradução para árabe
TERMS EXPRESSING UNSPECIFIED AND MADE UP NUMBERS
Umpteen; Gazillion; Bajillion; Jillion; Bazillion; Gillion; Kajillion; Sagan (number); Squillion; Zillions; Bagillion; Quilliard; Grillion; Gagillion; Zilllionth; Upteenth; Gajillion; Umptillion; Gadzillion; Godzillion; Zillion; Hojillion; Gahzillion; Indefinite and fictitious large numbers; Umpteenth; Fifty-leven; Buzillion; Squillions; Indefinite numbers; Fictitious numbers; Umteen; Sagan's Number; Fictional numbers; Oodles; Unspecified numbers; Indefinite hyperbolic numeral
zillion
عدد يفوق الحصر
OODLES
ألاسم
حشد
UMPTEENTH
ألاسم
عدد ِ يحصى من المرات
Definição
zillion
(zillions)
If you talk about a zillion people or things, you are emphasizing that there is an extremely large number of them. (INFORMAL)
It's been a zillion years since I've seen her.
NUM [emphasis]
Wikipédia
Indefinite and fictitious numbers
Many languages have words expressing indefinite and fictitious numbers—inexact terms of indefinite size, used for comic effect, for exaggeration, as placeholder names, or when precision is unnecessary or undesirable. One technical term for such words is "non-numerical vague quantifier". Such words designed to indicate large quantities can be called "indefinite hyperbolic numerals".
Exemplos do corpo de texto para zillion
1. Who exactly will get those zillion–dollar, no–bid contracts to rebuild New Orleans?
2. It’s a typical masala fare you may’ve witnessed a zillion times!
3. "She‘s been profiled a zillion times, has been on ‘The Daily Show‘ and had interactions with lots of reporters.
4. Youth + police = death was the equation, and there are a zillion ways in which it could have happened.
5. Zillion pound academies for the few and slums for the rest; unregulated top–up fees that could see elite universities charging students 10,000 to 15,000 per annum.