0 the number or figure 11. -- jedenáct
1 the age of 11. -- jedenáct let
2 in football etc, a team of eleven players -- jedenáctka
He plays for the school’s first eleven.
3 having eleven (of something) -- jedenácti-
an eleven-page booklet.
She has withdrawn welfare milk for the under-fives, and she has withdrawn school milk for the sevens to elevens.
I am talking of the first elevens, the people playing in the first-class county matches.
I am very impressed that it is starting children off very young, with competitions for the under-elevens.
Does the same consideration apply to rising fives as to rising elevens, fifteens or sixteens?
Many county boroughs have football teams of which they are proud, and which are famous throughout the country; and the same can be said of counties which have cricket elevens.
The growth of speaker and listener skills from five to eleven years.
The discussion that follows here briefly summarises the contents of the eleven papers following the editors' introduction.
He presented a descriptive analysis of twenty-nine compositions created by children aged between eleven and fourteen years in groups containing four to six children.
