quadrennial

/kwo-dren-ee-uhl/US // kwɒˈdrɛn i əl //UK // (kwɒˈdrɛnɪəl) //

四年一度的,四年一次的,四年一届的,四年一度

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : occurring every four years: a quadrennial festival.
- : of or lasting for four years: a quadrennial period.

n.名词 noun

1
- : an event occurring every four years, as an anniversary or its celebration.

For many aspiring Olympians, the quadrennial event is the culmination of a lifetime of sacrifices to compete against the best athletes in the world while representing their country on an international stage.
The Olympic Games are a quadrennial opportunity for thousands of elite athletes to come together not just in pursuit of sporting greatness, but in the name of humanity.
Cafritz, one of the last of the District’s grand dame hostesses, threw quadrennial inaugural parties for nearly three decades.
On Monday morning, Bowser said at a news conference that she urged all Americans to stay home rather than travel to Washington, a city that normally welcomes the quadrennial flood of inauguration tourists with open arms.
This quadrennial “running of the mulls” almost makes you feel sorry for Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
After every quadrennial vice-presidential audition, another cautionary guideline emerges.
This is exactly when and how these quadrennial Democratic cluster-you-know-whats start.
When he floated his quadrennial idea three months ago, I assumed it was more of the same.
Who came up the shortest in the Capitol's quadrennial reshuffling?
I fairly gloat over these quadrennial political campaigns of ours.
Quadrennial, kwod-ren′yal, adj. comprising four years: once in four years.

/kwo-dren-ee-uhl/US // kwɒˈdrɛn i əl //UK // (kwɒˈdrɛnɪəl) //

四年一度的,四年一次的,四年一届的,四年一度

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : occurring every four years: a quadrennial festival.
- : of or lasting for four years: a quadrennial period.

n.名词 noun

1
- : an event occurring every four years, as an anniversary or its celebration.

For many aspiring Olympians, the quadrennial event is the culmination of a lifetime of sacrifices to compete against the best athletes in the world while representing their country on an international stage.
The Olympic Games are a quadrennial opportunity for thousands of elite athletes to come together not just in pursuit of sporting greatness, but in the name of humanity.
Cafritz, one of the last of the District’s grand dame hostesses, threw quadrennial inaugural parties for nearly three decades.
On Monday morning, Bowser said at a news conference that she urged all Americans to stay home rather than travel to Washington, a city that normally welcomes the quadrennial flood of inauguration tourists with open arms.
This quadrennial “running of the mulls” almost makes you feel sorry for Barack Obama and Mitt Romney.
After every quadrennial vice-presidential audition, another cautionary guideline emerges.
This is exactly when and how these quadrennial Democratic cluster-you-know-whats start.
When he floated his quadrennial idea three months ago, I assumed it was more of the same.
Who came up the shortest in the Capitol's quadrennial reshuffling?
I fairly gloat over these quadrennial political campaigns of ours.
Quadrennial, kwod-ren′yal, adj. comprising four years: once in four years.