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/ˈtwenti//ˈtwenti/The word "twenty" has its origin in the Old English language, specifically in the word "twættīg", which consisted of two parts: "twætt", meaning two, and "īg", meaning ten. The Anglo-Saxon people used this compound word to represent the number 20, which is twice the number 10. The spelling and pronunciation of the word have evolved over time in English, but its essence and meaning have remained the same. Today, the word "twenty" is commonly used in everyday communication and is recognized all over the world as a fundamental numeral in our decimal system.
adjective
twenty
I told it many times
noun
number twenty
(plural) (the twenties) the twenties (from 20 to 29 of the century); the years over twenties (from 20 to 29)
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numbers, years or temperatures from 20 to 29
số, năm hoặc nhiệt độ từ 20 đến 29
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