hundred

hundred
(pl. hundreds或［与数词或数量词连用时］hundred)

(a/one hundred)the number equivalent to the product of ten and ten; ten more than ninety; 100(Roman numeral: c or C.)
一百；一百个(罗马数字：c 或C.)
a hundred yards away.
100码远。
there are just a hundred of us here.
我们这儿有100人。
■(hundreds)the numbers from one hundred to
几百
an unknown number, probably in the hundreds, had already been lost.
已丢失的具体数字不知道，可能是几百吧。
■(hundreds)several hundred things or people
几百物（或人）
it cost hundreds of pounds.
要花几百英镑。
■(一般作 hundreds)(informal)an unspecified large number
(非正式)许多
hundreds of letters poured in.
许多封信蜂拥而至。
■(the —— hundreds)the years of a specified century
百年，世纪
the early nineteen hundreds.
19世纪早期。
■one hundred years old
一百岁
you must be over a hundred!.
你一定有100多岁了！。
■one hundred miles per hour
时速100英里
■(Cricket)a batsman's score of a hundred runs or more
(板球)击球手获得的一百（或以上）的得分
■(chiefly in spoken English) used to express whole hours in the twenty-four-hour system
［主要用于英语口语，在二十四小时制中表示整点］…点整
twelve hundred hours.
12点整。

noun

(Brit. historical)a subdivision of a county or shire, having its own court
(英，史)百户邑（郡以下的行政单位，有独立法院）
Wantage Hundred.
旺蒂奇百户邑。

常用词组
a (或one) hundred per cent

entirely; completely
完全，百分之百
I'm not a hundred per cent sure.
我不十分确定。
■[usu. with negative](informal)completely fit and healthy
(非正式)完全复元；健康
she did not feel one hundred per cent.
她感觉身体不是十分健康。
■(informal)maximum effort and commitment
(非正式)最大的努力，最大的支持
he always gave one hundred per cent for United.
他对联队总是给予最大的支持。

派生
hundredfold
( & )
adjective& adverb
hundredth
ordinal number
语源

late Old English, from hund 'hundred' (from an Indo-European root shared with Latin centum and Greek hekaton) + a second element meaning 'number'; of Germanic origin and related to Dutch honderd and German hundert. The noun sense 'subdivision of a county' is of uncertain origin: it may originally have been equivalent to a hundred hides of land (see hide)

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