One thousand: meaning, definitions and examples

Similar to the first 'one thousand' entry, useful in contexts that require clarity and precision. Note that this appears to be a duplicate.

• She counted exactly one thousand stars in the sky.
• The company hired one thousand new employees last year.

Commonly used in informal writing, technical documents, and where brevity is crucial, like digital displays or charts.

• The car's price is around 1000 dollars.
• We have 1000 units in stock.

Primarily used in contexts related to measurements, particularly in science and industry. Can also be used informally in certain regions for money or quantities (e.g., weight).

• The shipment weighs 2 kilos.
• He lost a kilo after the diet.

Used when you need to provide a precise count or number, usually in formal or statistical contexts.

• There were one thousand participants in the marathon
• The company will donate one thousand dollars to the charity

Used when emphasizing an extremely large, but indeterminate number, often suggesting an overwhelming or abundant amount.

• Countless stars filled the night sky
• She has received countless compliments on her performance

Similar to 'countless,' this is used to indicate an extremely large number that can't easily be counted. It's often used in more formal or literary contexts.

• The scientist discovered innumerable species of insects
• Over the years, he faced innumerable challenges