Definition of off season in English:

off season

noun

1A time of year when a particular activity, typically a sport, is not engaged in.
the cricket club played soccer in the off season
Example sentencesExamples
- Rest assured that as the off-season looms, I will continue to get my life in tip-top shape for next year.
- During the off-season I usually train abs three times a week, with at least one day of rest in between.
- Helio spent the off-season playing tennis with presidents, among other things.
- The general manager went into the off-season looking for a leadoff hitter, cleanup hitter and closer.
- To ensure that she was bringing her own best, Holdsclaw, 25, decided to spend part of the off-season playing overseas in Korea.
- Agar, who has given the players a maintenance training programme for the off-season, admitted the players had little time for recuperation, but this was across the board in the National League.
- He has spent his off-season clearing out all those either not good enough or not willing enough to play for Newcastle.
- Each year the Babe would report for spring training hugely overweight after an off-season indulging in food, booze and women.
- There is a myth that teams spend the off-season resting or on vacation.
- Toronto has a Blue Jay Caravan that in the off-season goes across Canada putting on baseball clinics.
- The diminutive front-man has not kicked a ball in anger since breaking his leg in September last year but has been training during the off-season in a bid to be ready for the start of the new campaign.
- We wish our fans and fellow racers a happy and healthy off-season and wonderful start to the new year.
- He signaled to the coach that during off-season he wanted to get better and to do so in a deliberate way.
- I love how Jamison came to Dallas in the off-season expecting to be a starter, moved to the bench following the trade for Walker, and hasn't complained one bit.
- But with a tumultuous off-season looming, Bateer's return to Denver is far from a sure thing.
- She is spending the off-season working on her game.
- But unlike most, who spend a good deal of the off-season binging on their favorite treats, his preparation doesn't include much more than a little fine-tuning.
- She will spend the off-season playing overseas.
- The winter of 2002-2003 has been an especially busy off-season for me.
- This could come in handy during the AFL's off-season.
1. 1.1 A time of year when business in a particular sphere is slack.
  as modifier off-season reductions
  Example sentencesExamples
  Prices in season can often be Manhattan-high, with hotel rooms going for double and triple their off-season rate.
  Many fish harvesters, in fact, must continue to supplement their fishing income with off-season trade employment.
  Facilities open next month, but if you contact them before May 1, you can get off-season rates per person or group.
  Hermano invites the ‘couple’ to join him for a few days at an off-season resort.
  During off-season dealings, when home loans are in less demand, lenders are more likely to waive some of the fees they typically charge.
  The off-season rate made it a great deal: For two nights with 10 percent hotel tax, the tab came to $173.80.
  Also, off-season rental can be as much as 30% less than during the peak summer season.
  It is a major off-season boost for the town's hospitality trade and underlines the ever growing importance of the college to the area's economy.
  The Society is offering an off-season sales bargain for about 20 days.
  And, research your travel destination thoroughly to determine if traveling in the off-season makes sense.
  Visitor numbers were already sliding at the Minster, in common with other cathedrals, and it remains to be seen how low the figures will sink in the quieter off-season period.
  The company has expanded its vegetable line of products to take advantage of the off-season market in the European Union.
  Since it will be hosted in October, the event will serve as a nice off-season boost for the area and is an occasion that should create huge local interest.
  Most major beer companies plan their seasonal promotions a full year in advance and they focus on off-season holidays as well as the big ones.
  The camp could also boost revenues by adding off-season weekend sessions and leasing camp facilities to religious and nonprofit groups.
  Once upon a time, the resident camp directors spent the off-season preparing for a few intensive summer months.
  For their part, travel companies are slashing their already low off-season rates.
  They needed part-time help, and I needed a part-time off-season job.
  This means studying before and after class as well as spending part of the summer and off-season preparing for the next semester.
  This is as touristy as it gets on Tobago, with a few tour buses and a handful of beach shacks selling souvenirs - more like a quiet off-season day in any other part of the Caribbean.

单词	off season
释义	Definition of off season in English: off season noun 1A time of year when a particular activity, typically a sport, is not engaged in. the cricket club played soccer in the off season Example sentencesExamples Rest assured that as the off-season looms, I will continue to get my life in tip-top shape for next year. During the off-season I usually train abs three times a week, with at least one day of rest in between. Helio spent the off-season playing tennis with presidents, among other things. The general manager went into the off-season looking for a leadoff hitter, cleanup hitter and closer. To ensure that she was bringing her own best, Holdsclaw, 25, decided to spend part of the off-season playing overseas in Korea. Agar, who has given the players a maintenance training programme for the off-season, admitted the players had little time for recuperation, but this was across the board in the National League. He has spent his off-season clearing out all those either not good enough or not willing enough to play for Newcastle. Each year the Babe would report for spring training hugely overweight after an off-season indulging in food, booze and women. There is a myth that teams spend the off-season resting or on vacation. Toronto has a Blue Jay Caravan that in the off-season goes across Canada putting on baseball clinics. The diminutive front-man has not kicked a ball in anger since breaking his leg in September last year but has been training during the off-season in a bid to be ready for the start of the new campaign. We wish our fans and fellow racers a happy and healthy off-season and wonderful start to the new year. He signaled to the coach that during off-season he wanted to get better and to do so in a deliberate way. I love how Jamison came to Dallas in the off-season expecting to be a starter, moved to the bench following the trade for Walker, and hasn't complained one bit. But with a tumultuous off-season looming, Bateer's return to Denver is far from a sure thing. She is spending the off-season working on her game. But unlike most, who spend a good deal of the off-season binging on their favorite treats, his preparation doesn't include much more than a little fine-tuning. She will spend the off-season playing overseas. The winter of 2002-2003 has been an especially busy off-season for me. This could come in handy during the AFL's off-season. 1.1 A time of year when business in a particular sphere is slack. as modifier off-season reductions Example sentencesExamples Prices in season can often be Manhattan-high, with hotel rooms going for double and triple their off-season rate. Many fish harvesters, in fact, must continue to supplement their fishing income with off-season trade employment. Facilities open next month, but if you contact them before May 1, you can get off-season rates per person or group. Hermano invites the ‘couple’ to join him for a few days at an off-season resort. During off-season dealings, when home loans are in less demand, lenders are more likely to waive some of the fees they typically charge. The off-season rate made it a great deal: For two nights with 10 percent hotel tax, the tab came to $173.80. Also, off-season rental can be as much as 30% less than during the peak summer season. It is a major off-season boost for the town's hospitality trade and underlines the ever growing importance of the college to the area's economy. The Society is offering an off-season sales bargain for about 20 days. And, research your travel destination thoroughly to determine if traveling in the off-season makes sense. Visitor numbers were already sliding at the Minster, in common with other cathedrals, and it remains to be seen how low the figures will sink in the quieter off-season period. The company has expanded its vegetable line of products to take advantage of the off-season market in the European Union. Since it will be hosted in October, the event will serve as a nice off-season boost for the area and is an occasion that should create huge local interest. Most major beer companies plan their seasonal promotions a full year in advance and they focus on off-season holidays as well as the big ones. The camp could also boost revenues by adding off-season weekend sessions and leasing camp facilities to religious and nonprofit groups. Once upon a time, the resident camp directors spent the off-season preparing for a few intensive summer months. For their part, travel companies are slashing their already low off-season rates. They needed part-time help, and I needed a part-time off-season job. This means studying before and after class as well as spending part of the summer and off-season preparing for the next semester. This is as touristy as it gets on Tobago, with a few tour buses and a handful of beach shacks selling souvenirs - more like a quiet off-season day in any other part of the Caribbean.
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