英语词汇“yearly”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

yearlyadjective [ before noun ]

uk/jɪəli/us

every year, or once every year:

yearly loss/profit/sales

yearly accounts/adjustments/progress It also called for a yearly adjustment, based on inflation.

We have been over budget on a yearly basis.

a yearly amount/budget/rate The department has a yearly budget of more than $18.1 million.

a yearly increase/peak Limit the maximum yearly increase of the tax to 1 cent.

calculated, paid, or able to be used for a period of one year:

Cap figures are the yearly average of the total value of the contract.

yearly bonus/cost/interset They pay a guaranteed 5.15% yearly interest.

a yearly income/revenue/salary Most lenders are prepared to offer a loan around three times your yearly income.

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half-yearly

yearlyadverb

uk/jɪəli/us

each or every year:

grow/increase/rise yearly Since 2007, the average subscription rate has grown by 160% yearly.

The money is distributed twice yearly to waiting staff.

单词	yearly
释义	Contents adjective (2) yearly (1) yearly (2) adverb (1) yearly (1) English Business yearlyadjective, adverb uk/ˈjɪə.li/us/ˈjɪr.li/ every year or once every year: We get a yearly pay increase. Interest is paid yearly. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Years & yearly ad Anno Domini annual annually annus horribilis BCE bicentenary calendar year CE centenary date financial year fiscal year leap year light year New Year solar year year year end year's end See more results » yearlyadjective [ before noun ] uk/jɪəli/us every year, or once every year: yearly loss/profit/sales yearly accounts/adjustments/progress It also called for a yearly adjustment, based on inflation. We have been over budget on a yearly basis. a yearly amount/budget/rate The department has a yearly budget of more than $18.1 million. a yearly increase/peak Limit the maximum yearly increase of the tax to 1 cent. calculated, paid, or able to be used for a period of one year: Cap figures are the yearly average of the total value of the contract. yearly bonus/cost/interset They pay a guaranteed 5.15% yearly interest. a yearly income/revenue/salary Most lenders are prepared to offer a loan around three times your yearly income. Compare half-yearly yearlyadverb uk/jɪəli/us each or every year: grow/increase/rise yearly Since 2007, the average subscription rate has grown by 160% yearly. The money is distributed twice yearly to waiting staff.
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yearlyadjective, adverb

yearlyadjective [ before noun ]

yearlyadverb