Preposition: of

• dollar: In the United States trillions of dollars have to be put back into pension funds, which means profits are effectively negative.

• billion: Part 1 Trillions of Billions of content pages make up the wide world of Internet.

• pound: It proposes a small tax on the trillions of pounds of currency transfers made very year.

• cell: The body, for example, is made up of trillions of cells.

• year: The whole project will likely take trillions of years to complete.

• mile: A star is essentially a ball of boiling gas trillions of miles away, so ownership is hardly a viable option anyway!

Converse of object

• spend: You spent trillions of dollars - all for no real end.

• have: That Iraq has trillions of dollars worth of oil reserves is not in question.

• get: There are a generous number of lives and you get trillions of goes at each bit.

• take: The whole project will likely take trillions of years to complete.

Adjective modifier

• worth: The National Science Foundation in the United States has estimated nanotechnology to be worth trillions of dollars in the next ten to fifteen years.

• countless: In that previous universe, there are countless trillions of what can be called type 1 star systems.

Modifies a noun

• speaker: Which means that the trillions speakers schedule test drives for progressive direct.

• year: But in 1.2 Trillion years only some of the implant pattern and mock up had shifted.

• pound: Does " one TRILLION pounds " not bring to mind Dr. Evil for anybody else here?

Noun used with modifier

• spending: But we can go fight the worlds war in Iraq spending trillions of our hard earned dollars... We won ' t go there.