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annual

/ˈanjʊəl

adjective

1Occurring once every year: the sponsored walk became an annual event an annual report...

A tradition grew up around this annual event whereby once the cake was cut and the goodies all eaten it was time for ghost stories.
This eagerly anticipated annual event once again drew the crowds and this time there was the added attraction of an extra race on the town centre circuit.
The conference is the premier annual event in cardiology on the medical education calendar in the region.

Synonyms

yearly, once-a-year, every twelve months

1.1Calculated over or covering a period of a year: an annual rate of increase his basic annual income...

Apple's calculated annual run rate of 130 million songs a year equates to $43.9m of revenue per annum.
Under the new laws the band would have been required to pay full tax rates on annual incomes of more than €250,000.
This legislation confirms the annual income tax rates for the 2003-04 year.

Synonyms

year-long, lasting a year, twelve-month

1.2(Of a plant) living only for a year or less, perpetuating itself by seed: annual weeds...

Starting an annual flower garden from seed is one of the greatest joys of spring gardening.
Create privacy screens by planting fast-growing annual vines up trellises around your patio.
You've probably seen annual flowers planted in all sorts of odd containers, from discarded tires to old boots!

Compare with biennial, perennial.

noun

1A book or magazine that is published once a year under the same title but with different contents: a Christmas annual trade journals, annuals, and directories...

The Children's Book Shelf stocks nothing but children's books, old annuals and comics.
Timeform publishes such annuals as Racehorses and Chasers and Hurdlers, along with its weekly Black Book.
One lot is a collection of children's annuals, including first editions of Enid Blyton books and an 1870 copy of John Bunyan's Choice Works.

2An annual plant: sow annuals in spring...

Fall is a good time to plant cool-season annuals and vegetables, herbs, perennials and trees, too.
Avoid fertilizing the annuals planted in the same bed until the bulbs have died back.
These annuals are beautiful foliage plants becoming fashionable again.

Origin

Late Middle English: from Old French annuel, from late Latin annualis, based on Latin annus 'year'.

This comes via Old French from late Latin annualis, based on Latin annus ‘year’. The notion of a ‘yearbook’ recording events of the past year, arose in the late 17th century. From the same word we get annals (mid 16th century) from Latin annales (libri) ‘yearly (books)’ giving a historical record of the events throughout each year; anniversary (Middle English) ‘returning yearly’; annuity (Late Middle English) something paid ‘yearly’; perennial (mid 17th century) ‘[lasting] through the year’; and the Latin phrases annus horribilis ‘year of disasters’ and annus mirabilis ‘wonderful year’.

单词	annual
释义	annual /ˈanjʊəl / adjective 1Occurring once every year: the sponsored walk became an annual event an annual report... A tradition grew up around this annual event whereby once the cake was cut and the goodies all eaten it was time for ghost stories. This eagerly anticipated annual event once again drew the crowds and this time there was the added attraction of an extra race on the town centre circuit. The conference is the premier annual event in cardiology on the medical education calendar in the region. Synonyms yearly, once-a-year, every twelve months 1.1Calculated over or covering a period of a year: an annual rate of increase his basic annual income... Apple's calculated annual run rate of 130 million songs a year equates to $43.9m of revenue per annum. Under the new laws the band would have been required to pay full tax rates on annual incomes of more than €250,000. This legislation confirms the annual income tax rates for the 2003-04 year. Synonyms year-long, lasting a year, twelve-month 1.2(Of a plant) living only for a year or less, perpetuating itself by seed: annual weeds... Starting an annual flower garden from seed is one of the greatest joys of spring gardening. Create privacy screens by planting fast-growing annual vines up trellises around your patio. You've probably seen annual flowers planted in all sorts of odd containers, from discarded tires to old boots! Compare with biennial, perennial. noun 1A book or magazine that is published once a year under the same title but with different contents: a Christmas annual trade journals, annuals, and directories... The Children's Book Shelf stocks nothing but children's books, old annuals and comics. Timeform publishes such annuals as Racehorses and Chasers and Hurdlers, along with its weekly Black Book. One lot is a collection of children's annuals, including first editions of Enid Blyton books and an 1870 copy of John Bunyan's Choice Works. 2An annual plant: sow annuals in spring... Fall is a good time to plant cool-season annuals and vegetables, herbs, perennials and trees, too. Avoid fertilizing the annuals planted in the same bed until the bulbs have died back. These annuals are beautiful foliage plants becoming fashionable again. Origin Late Middle English: from Old French annuel, from late Latin annualis, based on Latin annus 'year'. This comes via Old French from late Latin annualis, based on Latin annus ‘year’. The notion of a ‘yearbook’ recording events of the past year, arose in the late 17th century. From the same word we get annals (mid 16th century) from Latin annales (libri) ‘yearly (books)’ giving a historical record of the events throughout each year; anniversary (Middle English) ‘returning yearly’; annuity (Late Middle English) something paid ‘yearly’; perennial (mid 17th century) ‘[lasting] through the year’; and the Latin phrases annus horribilis ‘year of disasters’ and annus mirabilis ‘wonderful year’. Rhymes biannual, Emanuel, Emmanuel, manual
随便看	as a matter of fact as American as apple pie asana as and when a sandwich (or two sandwiches) short of a picnic Asansol Asante ASAP asarabacca as artful (or clever) as a wagonload (or cartload) of monkeys as a rule Asatru as Australian as meat pie as a whole ASB (as) bald as a coot asbestine as best one can (or may) asbestos asbestosis (as) black as soot (as) blind as a bat ASBO (as) bold as brass (as) bright as a button

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