Adverb
224 (not comparable)
(Internet slang) Abbreviation of today, tomorrow, forever.
Let's transplant the primitive soul to the ultramodern New York, inject his soul with the noise of the subway, of the 'el', and may his brain become a long street of buildings 224 stories high. Joan Miró
According to Brown, the NPO sterilised 224 dogs and cats in 2019. Source: Internet
A fish reported at 88 in (224 cm) and 110 lb (50 kg) reportedly caught around 1908 has been identified as a hoax or legend. Source: Internet
As per the analysis, COVID-19 positive cases in Odisha now stands at 294 with 224 active cases, 68 recoveries and two casualties. Source: Internet
Brooks p. 224 The Royal Navy used centralised fire-control systems on their capital ships, directed from a point high up on the ship where the fall of shells could best be seen, utilising a director sight for both training and elevating the guns. Source: Internet
AMTRUNK has also been described as a "CIA-DIA Task Force on Cuba", Waldron & Hartmann 2009 p. 224 and as "a plodding bureaucratic effort" that "had worked for months to identify Cuban leaders who might be able to stage a coup". Source: Internet