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> 大阪までは **片道** 五千円です。 (It is five thousand yen one-way to Osaka.)

In the sentence above 片道 seems to be used adverbially (no particle, with a
verb missing). According to
[jisho.org](https://jisho.org/word/%E7%89%87%E9%81%93) 片道 is not an adverbial
noun, so I'm curious about its grammatical function here.

Is this a fixed expression somehow? Are there other examples of "ordinary"
nouns used like this?
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nouns adverbial
Noun 片道 seemingly used as adverb
You can put various nouns in front of a number to indicate what kind of number
it is.

  * 合計100時間  
100 hours in total

  * 累計100時間  
cumulative total of 100 hours

  * 3個1980円  
1980 yen for three pieces

  * 差し引き5万円, 差額5万円  
the difference of 50,000 yen

  * 税込み700円  
700 yen including tax

  * 税抜き700円  
700 yen without tax

  * 先頭5人  
the first 5 people (in a waiting line)

  * 最終1マイル  
the last one mile

  * 西暦2021年  
2021 A.D.

  * 時速88マイル  
88 mph

  * 結成5周年  
5th anniversary (of a group)

I personally do not feel these nouns are temporarily being used as adjectives
or adverbs. Perhaps we can just understand this as a common pattern.
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