Spanish Word for one-hundred  

English Word: one hundred

Spanish Word: ciento
The Spanish Word for one hundred
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Translated sentences containing 'one hundred'
Unit number one hundred and forty on the first floor.
Unidad número ciento cuarenta en el primer piso.
I can count to one hundred.
Sé contar hasta cien.
It measures about one hundred fifty meters in length.
Mide cerca de unos ciento cincuenta metros de longitud.
The book "One Hundred Years of Solitude" was written in Spanish and then translated into different languages.
El libro "Cien Años de Soledad" fue escrito en español y después fue traducido a distintos idiomas.
The book "One Hundred Years of Solitude" has been translated to 35 languages.
El libro "Cien Años de Soledad" ha sido traducido a 35 idiomas.
The speedometer indicates a maximum of one hundred fifty miles per hour.
El velocímetro indica un máximo de ciento cincuenta millas por hora.
The monument has more than one hundred years of antiquity.
El monumento tiene más de cien años de antigüedad.
Two thousand one hundred fifty pesetas per night, breakfast included.
Dos mil ciento cincuenta pesetas por noche, desayuno incluido.
The century has one hundred years.
El siglo tiene cien años.
I am contributing with one hundred thousand pesetas.
Yo estoy contribuyendo con cien mil pesetas.
The house cost one hundred and twenty nine thousand dollars.
La casa costó ciento veinte y nueve mil dólares.
I paid one hundred thousand dollars.
Yo pagué cien mil dólares.
One hundred prisoners escaped from the prison.
Cien presos huyeron de la cárcel.
We have paid one hundred euros per ticket.
Hemos pagado cien euros por entrada.

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