thirty second
/ˌθɜːrtiˈsɛkənd/
noun
- A unit of time equal to one sixtieth of a minute; 30 seconds.
- The video clip lasts exactly thirty seconds.
- The microwave beeped after thirty seconds.
- She timed her sprint and finished in just thirty seconds.
- The position or item that comes after the thirty-first in a sequence; number 32 in a list.
- She was the thirty-second person to sign up for the class.
- He finished in thirty-second place in the race.
- The thirty-second chapter of the book is the most exciting.
- One of thirty-two equal parts of something.
- The measurement was precise to a thirty-second of an inch.
- The recipe calls for a thirty-second of a teaspoon of salt.
- He cut the cake into thirty-seconds so everyone could have a tiny piece.
adjective
- Coming after the thirty-first in order; 32nd.
- The thirty-second annual festival starts next week.
- He lives on the thirty-second floor of the apartment building.
- Today is her thirty-second birthday.
- Lasting or taking thirty seconds.
- The commercial was a thirty-second spot during the game.
- We need a thirty-second video for the contest.
- She set a thirty-second timer for the test.
adverb
- In the thirty-second position in a series or list.
- The team ranked thirty-second out of fifty schools.
- He was listed thirty-second on the roster.
- She finished thirty-second in the marathon.