biennial

Word family adjectivebiennialadverbbiennially

Related topics: Chronology, Plants

bi·en·ni·al /baɪˈeniəl/ adjectiveadj

1. TMCTWOa biennial event happens once every two years 两年一次的 → annual

2. HBPa biennial plant stays alive for two years 〔植物〕两年生的

→ annual, perennial

—biennially adverbadv

Examples from the Corpus

biennial• The Six eventually reached a compromise in November 1959, agreeing that the foreign ministers should meet regularly on a biennial basis.• However, the biennial consideration of High Court Interlocutory fees produced an uprating of just under ten percent over two years.• The biennial exercise involves more than 12,000 Marines, sailors and airmen, 24 ships and dozens of aircraft.• Some legislators set up housekeeping when the biennial gatherings began and played house for the six-month sessions.• Since 1982 biennial national surveys conducted by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys have provided valuable information on adolescent smoking behaviour.• The money does not go to Brown, whose re- election in a safe Democratic district has been a biennial slam-dunk.• The unit was one of dozens participating in the Kernel Blitz 97 biennial war game at Camp Pendleton.

From Longman Business Dictionary

biennialbi·en·ni·al /baɪˈeniəl/ adjectiveadj

happening once every two years

the biennial report published by the BDDA

→ compare biannual

Origin biennial

(1600-1700) Latin biennium “two-year period”, from bi- ( → BI-) + annus “year”

单词	biennial
释义	biennial Word family adjectivebiennialadverbbiennially Related topics: Chronology, Plants bi·en·ni·al /baɪˈeniəl/ adjectiveadj 1. TMCTWOa biennial event happens once every two years 两年一次的 → annual 2. HBPa biennial plant stays alive for two years 〔植物〕两年生的 → annual, perennial —biennially adverbadv Examples from the Corpus biennial• The Six eventually reached a compromise in November 1959, agreeing that the foreign ministers should meet regularly on a biennial basis.• However, the biennial consideration of High Court Interlocutory fees produced an uprating of just under ten percent over two years.• The biennial exercise involves more than 12,000 Marines, sailors and airmen, 24 ships and dozens of aircraft.• Some legislators set up housekeeping when the biennial gatherings began and played house for the six-month sessions.• Since 1982 biennial national surveys conducted by the Office of Population Censuses and Surveys have provided valuable information on adolescent smoking behaviour.• The money does not go to Brown, whose re- election in a safe Democratic district has been a biennial slam-dunk.• The unit was one of dozens participating in the Kernel Blitz 97 biennial war game at Camp Pendleton. From Longman Business Dictionary biennialbi·en·ni·al /baɪˈeniəl/ adjectiveadj happening once every two years the biennial report published by the BDDA → compare biannual Origin biennial (1600-1700) Latin biennium “two-year period”, from bi- ( → BI-) + annus “year”
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