yearly

/yeer-lee/US // ˈyɪər li //UK // (ˈjɪəlɪ) //

每年,每年的,每年都有,年度

Definitions

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to a year or to each year.
- : done, made, happening, appearing, coming, etc., once a year or every year: a yearly medical examination.
- : computed or determined by the year.
- : continuing or lasting for a year.

adv.副词 adverb

n.名词 noun

adj.every twelve months

Synonyms

If passed, this bill would also reduce the frequency of audits to detect fraud from every year to once every three years, increase the yearly growth rate of voucher programs, and expand the use of public funds for private education.
That lets them determine the average yearly temperature of the air near Earth’s surface.
Chrome currently has a yearly web performance and frameworks fund for sponsoring work like this.
That is unlike the yearly flu shot, for example, which is given at thousands of neighborhood pharmacies or by regular nurses.
Getting a yearly flu shot is easy because it’s only one shot.
Even a year into her now-decade-old relationship, she was getting twice-yearly HIV tests.
Summer got us through our yearly Hell and Purgatory and led us to Heaven in June.
One promised yearly salaries for the artists of about $25,000.
What were those yearly sessions like, when you guys would all get together again?
There are now more than 9,000 worldwide, and the extremely popular yearly CrossFit Games.
It provides for half-yearly accounts, and is the form which has been familiar to shareholders for many years.
The varnish is of first quality, and his violins are becoming more valuable and of greater importance.

/yeer-lee/US // ˈyɪər li //UK // (ˈjɪəlɪ) //

每年,每年的,每年都有,年度

adj.形容词 adjective

1
- : pertaining to a year or to each year.
- : done, made, happening, appearing, coming, etc., once a year or every year: a yearly medical examination.
- : computed or determined by the year.
- : continuing or lasting for a year.

adv.副词 adverb

n.名词 noun

adj.every twelve months

Synonyms

If passed, this bill would also reduce the frequency of audits to detect fraud from every year to once every three years, increase the yearly growth rate of voucher programs, and expand the use of public funds for private education.
That lets them determine the average yearly temperature of the air near Earth’s surface.
Chrome currently has a yearly web performance and frameworks fund for sponsoring work like this.
That is unlike the yearly flu shot, for example, which is given at thousands of neighborhood pharmacies or by regular nurses.
Getting a yearly flu shot is easy because it’s only one shot.
Even a year into her now-decade-old relationship, she was getting twice-yearly HIV tests.
Summer got us through our yearly Hell and Purgatory and led us to Heaven in June.
One promised yearly salaries for the artists of about $25,000.
What were those yearly sessions like, when you guys would all get together again?
There are now more than 9,000 worldwide, and the extremely popular yearly CrossFit Games.
It provides for half-yearly accounts, and is the form which has been familiar to shareholders for many years.
The varnish is of first quality, and his violins are becoming more valuable and of greater importance.