at
preposition (AMOUNT) weak /ət/ strong /æt/Definition
B2 used to show a price, temperature, rate, speed, etc.: I'm not going to buy those shoes at $150! Inflation is running at 5 percent. He was driving at 120 mph when the police spotted him.General words for size and amount › (usually @) used in financial records to show the price, rate, etc. of a particular thing or of each of a number of things on a list: 50 units @ £4.75
(Definition of at preposition (AMOUNT) from the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus
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Synonyms and related words:
- -sized suffix
- amount noun
- bulk noun
- content noun (AMOUNT)
- element noun (AMOUNT)
- flow noun (CONTINUOUS NUMBER)
- footprint noun (SIZE)
- good things come in small packages idiom
- level noun (HEIGHT)
- load noun (AMOUNT CARRIED)
- number noun (AMOUNT)
- order noun (TYPE)
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