Definition of annually in English:

annually

adverbˈanjʊəliˈanjʊliˈænjuəli

Once a year; every year.
the prize is awarded annually
sales are increasing by about 17% annually
Example sentencesExamples
- The Maundy Service, which is held annually at a cathedral or abbey, dates back to before the Middle Ages.
- The society organised at least six such programmes in the city annually, he said.
- Millions of euro are spent annually by local authorities in cleaning up after littering.
- Growers in these States will now be inspected annually for the symptoms of citrus canker.
- Only a handful of British couples annually succeed in adopting in America.
- The experts could see the breed improving annually with the top sheep brought in by the breeders.
- For mortgages, look outside the APR to see whether interest is calculated daily or annually.
- Serious decay can occur at the base of branches and they must be inspected annually for fungal and bacterial damage.
- They were unable to put a figure on the total level of fees earned annually by the sector.
- It would probably cost you more to annually replace the tyres on your bike than drive a AX on the morning commute.
- It is said that annually hundreds of millions of dollars circulate as a direct result of this trade.
- Visitor numbers have increased annually, giving the local economy a fantastic boost, it says.
- The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted annually.
- The Britain in Bloom competition is conducted annually by the Royal Horticultural Society.
- While insurers pay over a billion dollars in claims annually, over 200 people are killed.
- Dengue fever occurs annually in Indonesia, with a peak occurring every five years.
- They have long complained about being locked out of the negotiations at which their fate is decided annually.
- Elizabeth Fenn was one of the 300 people honoured annually by the Society for acts of bravery.
- Under present policy the county council is putting down as many as five hundred dogs annually.
- That may be partly down to the 190 cm of rain that falls here annually, plus the balmy west coast air.
Synonyms
yearly, once a year, each year, by the year, per annum, per year
every year

Definition of annually in US English:

annually

adverbˈanyo͞oəlēˈænjuəli

Once a year; every year.
the prize is awarded annually
sales are increasing by about 17% annually
Example sentencesExamples
- The Maundy Service, which is held annually at a cathedral or abbey, dates back to before the Middle Ages.
- Millions of euro are spent annually by local authorities in cleaning up after littering.
- The Britain in Bloom competition is conducted annually by the Royal Horticultural Society.
- It would probably cost you more to annually replace the tyres on your bike than drive a AX on the morning commute.
- Elizabeth Fenn was one of the 300 people honoured annually by the Society for acts of bravery.
- Only a handful of British couples annually succeed in adopting in America.
- They have long complained about being locked out of the negotiations at which their fate is decided annually.
- Growers in these States will now be inspected annually for the symptoms of citrus canker.
- Visitor numbers have increased annually, giving the local economy a fantastic boost, it says.
- Serious decay can occur at the base of branches and they must be inspected annually for fungal and bacterial damage.
- Dengue fever occurs annually in Indonesia, with a peak occurring every five years.
- The experts could see the breed improving annually with the top sheep brought in by the breeders.
- The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted annually.
- They were unable to put a figure on the total level of fees earned annually by the sector.
- Under present policy the county council is putting down as many as five hundred dogs annually.
- That may be partly down to the 190 cm of rain that falls here annually, plus the balmy west coast air.
- While insurers pay over a billion dollars in claims annually, over 200 people are killed.
- It is said that annually hundreds of millions of dollars circulate as a direct result of this trade.
- The society organised at least six such programmes in the city annually, he said.
- For mortgages, look outside the APR to see whether interest is calculated daily or annually.
Synonyms
yearly, once a year, each year, by the year, per annum, per year

单词	annually
释义	Definition of annually in English: annually adverbˈanjʊəliˈanjʊliˈænjuəli Once a year; every year. the prize is awarded annually sales are increasing by about 17% annually Example sentencesExamples The Maundy Service, which is held annually at a cathedral or abbey, dates back to before the Middle Ages. The society organised at least six such programmes in the city annually, he said. Millions of euro are spent annually by local authorities in cleaning up after littering. Growers in these States will now be inspected annually for the symptoms of citrus canker. Only a handful of British couples annually succeed in adopting in America. The experts could see the breed improving annually with the top sheep brought in by the breeders. For mortgages, look outside the APR to see whether interest is calculated daily or annually. Serious decay can occur at the base of branches and they must be inspected annually for fungal and bacterial damage. They were unable to put a figure on the total level of fees earned annually by the sector. It would probably cost you more to annually replace the tyres on your bike than drive a AX on the morning commute. It is said that annually hundreds of millions of dollars circulate as a direct result of this trade. Visitor numbers have increased annually, giving the local economy a fantastic boost, it says. The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted annually. The Britain in Bloom competition is conducted annually by the Royal Horticultural Society. While insurers pay over a billion dollars in claims annually, over 200 people are killed. Dengue fever occurs annually in Indonesia, with a peak occurring every five years. They have long complained about being locked out of the negotiations at which their fate is decided annually. Elizabeth Fenn was one of the 300 people honoured annually by the Society for acts of bravery. Under present policy the county council is putting down as many as five hundred dogs annually. That may be partly down to the 190 cm of rain that falls here annually, plus the balmy west coast air. Synonyms yearly, once a year, each year, by the year, per annum, per year every year Definition of annually in US English: annually adverbˈanyo͞oəlēˈænjuəli Once a year; every year. the prize is awarded annually sales are increasing by about 17% annually Example sentencesExamples The Maundy Service, which is held annually at a cathedral or abbey, dates back to before the Middle Ages. Millions of euro are spent annually by local authorities in cleaning up after littering. The Britain in Bloom competition is conducted annually by the Royal Horticultural Society. It would probably cost you more to annually replace the tyres on your bike than drive a AX on the morning commute. Elizabeth Fenn was one of the 300 people honoured annually by the Society for acts of bravery. Only a handful of British couples annually succeed in adopting in America. They have long complained about being locked out of the negotiations at which their fate is decided annually. Growers in these States will now be inspected annually for the symptoms of citrus canker. Visitor numbers have increased annually, giving the local economy a fantastic boost, it says. Serious decay can occur at the base of branches and they must be inspected annually for fungal and bacterial damage. Dengue fever occurs annually in Indonesia, with a peak occurring every five years. The experts could see the breed improving annually with the top sheep brought in by the breeders. The policy is reviewed every year and the training programmes are conducted annually. They were unable to put a figure on the total level of fees earned annually by the sector. Under present policy the county council is putting down as many as five hundred dogs annually. That may be partly down to the 190 cm of rain that falls here annually, plus the balmy west coast air. While insurers pay over a billion dollars in claims annually, over 200 people are killed. It is said that annually hundreds of millions of dollars circulate as a direct result of this trade. The society organised at least six such programmes in the city annually, he said. For mortgages, look outside the APR to see whether interest is calculated daily or annually. Synonyms yearly, once a year, each year, by the year, per annum, per year
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