| 单词 | December |
| 释义 | December From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishChronologyDecemberDe‧cem‧ber /dɪˈsembə $ -ər/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable, uncountable] (written abbreviation Dec.)TMCthe 12th month of the year, between November and Januarynext/last DecemberLast December they visited Prague.in DecemberWe got married in December.on December 6thJake’s birthday is on December 6th.on 6th December British EnglishThe event was to take place on 6th December.December 6 American EnglishHer letter arrived December 6.Examples from the CorpusDecember• Sagittarius 23 November to 21 December There's more to life than power.• By December 1952, he was running it.• A second shutdown that began in December furloughed fewer workers, 280,000, but lasted 21 days.• Judge Jones had had a form of leukemia for several years when he was sworn to the bench in December 1994.• Manzi said he was contacted by an intermediary in December who suggested he look into Industry.• The central bank said prices for a basic basket of consumer items rose 3. 93 percent in December.• Louis Index is up about 28 percent from its December 1994 base of 100.next/last December• Privatization has stalled since the parliamentary election last December.• Norwich Union said yesterday, however, that it had stopped providing the guarantees last December.• Portfolio also benefited from differential premium rating introduced last December.• Ever since Vogue homed in on it last December, the Wonderbra has been literally bouncing off the shelves.• The 1.7m people who bought their shares last December will get their final payment call next March.Origin December (1200-1300) Old French Latin, name of the tenth Roman month, from decem “ten” |
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