گزارش خطا در معنی کلمه 'season'

1 عمومی:: چاشنی‌ زدن‌

2 عمومی:: فرصت‌

3 عمومی:: ادویه‌ زدن‌

4 عمومی:: فصل‌

5 عمومی:: فصل

6 عمومی:: هنگام‌

7 عمومی:: دوران‌

1 general::   noun of the year ADJ. dry, monsoon, rainy, wet In this climate there are no real changes of temperature, just a wet and a dry season. | summer, winter, etc. VERB + SEASON be in, come into Melons are just coming into season. | be out of, go out of period when an activity takes place ADJ. holiday, tourist | high, peak The resort gets overcrowded in peak season. | low, off The hotel is almost empty in the off season. | breeding, mating | growing, planting | lambing | cricket, football, hunting, racing, etc. | championship, league | gruelling, hard It was the final race of a hard season. | successful | disappointing, disastrous | close The team trained hard during the close season and won its first five matches. | consecutive, successive Our team won the trophy for the second successive season. | Christmas, festive best wishes for the festive season SEASON + NOUN ticket Season ticket holders do not have to queue. PHRASES the height of the seasonNOTEseasonshave ~ Perhaps we will have a good summer this year.spend summer/winter I spent the winter indoors.~ approach The days become shorter and temperatures drop as autumn approaches.~ arrive, begin, come Autumn arrived early that year.winter sets in The aid must reach the refugees before winter sets in.summer/winter pass, wear on, (come to an) end As the summer wore on food became scarce.~ monthssummer/winter periodspring/summer/winter time (also springtime, etc.) The museum is open daily during the summer months. It was springtime and the slopes were ablaze with almond blossoms.~ day/morning/night, etc. It's hard to sleep on hot summer nights.during/in (the) ~ The wood is carpeted with bluebells in spring.over the summer/winter The repairs will be carried out over the summer.through/throughout (the) ~ The meat is salted so it keeps through the winter.for (the) ~ She's gone to Ireland for the summer.the ~ of 2001, etc. The winter of 2001 was especially cold.a summer's/winter's day/morning/night, etc. a lazy summer's dayall summer/winter long It rained all summer long.the height of summerthe depths of winter He always wore a short-sleeved shirt, even in the depths of winter.

2 general:: season ADJECTIVES/NOUN + season a good/successful season • The club has had another successful season. a poor/disappointing season • It's been a disappointing season for Arsenal. the football/cricket etc season • The football season will be starting soon. the hunting/shooting/fishing season • Autumn was traditionally the hunting season. the holiday season (= when most people go on holiday ) • The roads are always busy during the holiday season. the tourist season (= when a lot of tourists visit an area ) • It's almost impossible to get a hotel room in the tourist season. the rainy/wet/dry season (= when the weather is rainy, wet, dry etc ) • In the rainy season, roads became a quagmire. the growing/planting etc season (= for growing or planting crops ) • The growing season is short in these mountainous areas. the festive season (= the period around Christmas ) • More people are choosing to go abroad for the festive season.

3 general:: see IN SEASON; OPEN SEASON.

4 general:: noun period: Winter is the coldest season.

5 general::   verb ADV. well PREP. with Season the meat well with salt and pepper. PHRASES highly seasoned highly seasoned food