fourteen
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1 one 2 o 3 three 4 four 5 five
6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten
11 eleven 12 elve 13 thirteen 14 fourteen 15 fifteen
16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nieen 20 enty
21 enty-one 22 enty-o 23 enty-three 24 enty-four 25 enty-five
26 enty-six 27 enty-seven 28 enty-eight 29 enty-nine 30 thirty
40 forty 50 fifty 60 sixty 70 seventy 80 eighty 90 niy 100 a/one hundred 这里1-30是写好的。。40以后你按照规则，在后面加1,2,3..，就是41,42,43..
1、14英文写法是：Fourteen。
2、fourteen 读法 英[ˌfɔːˈtiːn]美[ˌfɔːrˈtiːn]
3、复数：fourteens
4、用法：
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译文：“十四点”构成了威尔逊理想主义的核心内容。
扩展资料：
一、1-20的英语读法：
1、one音标：英[wʌn]美[wʌn]。
2、o音标：英[tuː]美[tu]。
3、three音标：英[θriː]美[θri]。
4、four音标：英[fɔː]。
5、five音标：英[faɪv]。
6、six音标：英[sɪks]美[sɪks]。
7、seven音标：英['sev（ə）n]美['sɛvn]。
8、eight音标：英[eɪt]美[et]。
9、nine音标：英[naɪn]美[naɪn]。
10、ten音标：英[ten]美[tɛn]。
11、eleven音标：英[ɪ'lev（ə）n]美[ɪ'lɛvn]。
12、elve音标：英[elv]美[ɛlv]。
13、thirteen音标：英[θɜː'tiːn；'θɜːtiːn]美['θɝ'tin]。
14、fourteen音标：英[fɔː'tiːn;'fɔːtiːn]美[，fɔr'tin]。
15、fifteen音标：英[fɪf'tiːn;'fɪftiːn]美[，fɪf'tin]。
16、sixteen音标：英[sɪks'tiːn;'sɪkstiːn]美[，sɪks'tin]。
17、seventeen音标：英[sev（ə）n'tiːn;'sev（ə）ntiːn]美[，sɛvn'tin]。
18、eighteen音标：英[eɪ'tiːn;'eɪtiːn]美[，e'tin]。
19、nieen音标：英[naɪn'tiːn;'naɪntiːn]美[，naɪn'tin]。
20、enty音标：英['entɪ]美['ɛnti]。
二、英语的复数形式有两种：规则变化和不规则变化
规则变化有如下两种情况：
1、直接在词尾加s
2、在词尾加es ，具体包括
(1)ch,sh,s,x结尾的单词
(2)以“辅音字母+o”结尾的单词
(3)以“辅音字母+y”结尾的将y变成i后再加es
(4)词以f,fe结尾的先将f,fe变成v后再加es
fourteenth.1、读音：英 [ˌfɔ：'ti:nθ]，美 [fɔrˈtinθ， for-]。
2、释义：num.第十四；n.第十四； 每月的第十四日； 十四分之一；adj.第十四的； 十四分之一的。3、用法：作形容词时，与the连用，表示第十四的；第十四个的。
作名词时，与the连用，表示第十四（个）；月的第十四日。4、例句：The fourteenth century cathedral was reduced to a mass of rubble. 这座14世纪的大教堂变成了一堆瓦砾。
扩展资料1、从1到20的英语序数词如下：first（第一）、32313133353236313431303231363533e78988e69d8331333431376666second（第二）、third（第三）、fourth（第四）、fifth（第五）、sixth（第六）、seventh（第七）、eighth（第八）、ninth（第九）、tenth（第十）、eleventh（第十一）、elfth（第十二）、thirteenth（第十三）、fourteenth（第十四）、fifteenth（第十五）、sixteenth（第十六）、seventeenth（第十七）、eighteenth（第十八）、nieenth（第十九）、entieth（第二十）。2、从1到20的英语基数词如下：zero(0)、one(1)、o(2)、three(3)、four(4)、five(5)、six(6)、seven(7)、eight(8)、nine(9)、ten(10)、eleven(11)、elve(12)、thirteen(13)、fourteen(14)、fifteen(15)、sixteen(16)、seventeen(17)、eighteen(18)、nieen(19)、enty(20)。
英式英语和美式英语的相关资料： British English and American English are different, though the same language. How did it e about? In the 17th century, the first immigrants from England came to settle along the east coast of America. These settlers spoke British English at that time. Later on immigrants from other parts of the world came and most of them were from Europe, and some from Africa, Asia or somewhere else. To survive, they had to learn and speak English, and of course, they had words and accents of their own languages, some of which stayed in their new languages. From generation to generation, their English became different from what the first settlers spoke. As more settlers poured in, people went to the west part of America, where the Indians had been for a long time in history. So Indian words came to their English. These were the o basic causes historically for the differences beeen British English and American English. When people are struggling to survive and fighting against the Nature, new words are invented, and these new words respectively reflect the life of different nations from the American society and the British society. Besides, with the rapid development of science and economy in the US, which takes the lead in the world, many new words emerged in American English… Written English is more or less the same in both Britain and the USA, and in everyday speech the o peoples have little difficulty in understanding one another. In fact, the Americans have exported a large number of their words and phrases to Britain—through literature, the movies, TV, American soldiers during both world wars and tourists. The following words and phrases are of American origin: teenager, boyfriend, radio, right away, way of life, etc. Some of the words that Americans now use e from the languages of their immigrants, particularly from the Germans. The basic meaning of “dumb” in both British and American English, is “unable to speak”. In the USA, it acquired a second meaning “stupid”,straight from the German “damn”(stupid), and this second meaning has now crossed the Atlantic to Britain. Of course, there are some American words that are peculiar to the USA and are quite different from their equivalents in the rest of the English-speaking world. Here is a list of some of the most important. 你可以从中挑一些写，再没现成的了。