گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'year'

1 عمومی:: سال‌ نجومی‌

2 عمومی:: سال‌

3 عمومی:: سال

4 عمومی:: سنه‌

1 general::   noun ADJ. last, past The chart shows our performance over the past year. | past, preceding, previous, recent The event has not proved popular in past years. They had met once the previous year. | current | coming, following, future, next We have high hopes for the coming year. She died the following year. We aim to do even better in future years. | consecutive, successive She won the race for the third successive year. | alternate | intervening He soon realized that a lot had changed in the intervening years. | early, later the early years of the twenty-first century In his later years, he drifted away from politics. | new We're going skiing early in the new year. | final final-year university students | golden, good, happy, memorable, momentous the golden years of motoring | profitable | bad, hard, lean, poor | peak, record a peak year for exports | calendar | leap | academic, school | financial, fiscal, tax | light (often figurative) The new range puts us light years ahead of the competition. | election | sabbatical He spent his sabbatical year doing research in Moscow. | inter-war, post-war, pre-war, war ~s The children spent the war years abroad. | formative, tender ~s She was born in Spain but spent her formative years in Italy. children of tender years VERB + YEAR spend He spent last year trying to get a new job. | take It took him ten years to qualify as a vet. | celebrate Next year they celebrate fifty years of marriage. | put on His wife's death has put years on him (= made him look/feel much older). | take off Careful make-up and styling can take years off you (= make you look much younger). YEAR + VERB begin, start | end, finish | elapse, go by, pass A year elapsed before I heard from him again. The last year went by in flash. | run from/to sth The academic year runs from October to June. | see sth That year saw the explosion of the Internet. PREP. by the ~ … The reforms will be fully implemented by the year 2007. | during the ~ during the next academic year | for a/the ~ profit for the current year to 31 December We lived there for ten years. | in a ~ I hope to retire in a year/in a year's time. | in a/the ~ in the next tax year Britain was invaded in the year 1066. | in ~s It's the first time we've met in years (= for many years). | over/under a ~ We've been friends for over twenty years. | per ~ Over 10,000 people per year are injured in this type of accident. | throughout the ~ The global economy means that all types of fruit and vegetables are available throughout the year. | ~s between … and … /from … to … the boom years from 1993 to 2000 | ~ of The book represents three years of hard work. That was in the year of the great flood. PHRASES all year long I've been waiting for this moment all year long. | all (the) year round The city tour runs all the year round. | the beginning/end/middle/start of the year, be six, etc. years old She's only ten years old. | early/late in the year, a time of year It's usually much colder at this time of year. | the turn of the year The team has suffered a loss of form since the turn of the year.

2 general:: year adjectives this year • She will be eight this year. next year • I might go to law school next year. last year • Last year we spent a lot on the house. every year • They go back to the same resort every year. the current year • The budget for the current year was £13 million. the coming year (= the year that is about to start ) • Here are some events to look out for in the coming year. the past year • Over the past year everyone has worked extremely hard. the previous year • They had married the previous year. the following year • The following year he was made captain of the team. the new year (= used to talk about the beginning of the next year ) • The report is due at the beginning of the new year. year 2 phrases the beginning/start of the year • They moved here at the beginning of last year. the end of the year • Work should finish around the end of the year. ADJECTIVES/NOUN + years early years • Little is known about his early years. • He remembers the early years of television. the last/latter/closing years of something • He changed his opinion during the last years of his life. somebody's childhood/teenage years • the home in which she spent her childhood years the war years • She worked for the BBC during the war years. the boom years (= when an economy or industry is very successful ) • In the boom years, things weren't too bad. somebody's retirement years • He enjoyed his retirement years in Wales. the Bush/Blair etc years (= when Bush, Blair etc was leader ) • The rich did very nicely during the Thatcher years. in recent years • The number of cases has risen dramatically in recent years. in later years • In later years he regretted their argument. in years gone by (= in the past ) • The old fort defended the island in years gone by. COMMON ERRORS >>> Do not say 'in ancient years' or 'in the ancient years' . Say in ancient times or long ago .

3 general:: In addition to the idiom beginning with YEAR, Also see ALL YEAR ROUND; ALONG IN YEARS; BY THE DAY (YEAR); DONKEY'S YEARS.

4 general:: noun date: The year is 1988.