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Definition of February in English: FebruarynounPlural Februaries ˈfɛbrʊəriˈfɛbjʊəri The second month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of winter. 二月（在北半球通常被视为冬季的最后一个月） even in February the place is busy 甚至在2月份这个地方也很繁忙。 the coldest February in 40 years 40年来最冷的一个2月。 Example sentencesExamples - Her killer was driving at twice the speed limit, on a dark and frosty night in February last year.
- Since February I've spent five hours a day in the gym hoping to get back into shape.
- In February, ministers tried to draw a line under the case by paying compensation.
- The February trip looks a lot more feasible after something very obvious came to me on the train home.
- In February last year, the church had a series of thefts of its Yorkshire stone slabs.
- Last February a female security van worker was shot in the arm during a robbery on a delivery of cash.
- The strange guys and girls who had nothing better to do on a wet February evening.
- The selection process and interviews will take place over this month and February.
- For some reason, I was expecting March to be a better month than January or February.
- In February I will write an in depth feature on fly fishing in the sun of Florida.
- My husband left home in February after eight years of inactive service to the military.
- In February he had followed her to Swindon and the friendship had been resurrected.
- Children first have to take part in a week of activities during the February half term.
- In February, two elderly men met in a Middle Eastern suburb and took afternoon tea.
- On a sunny February afternoon this was no problem, but come August it will be like an oven.
- She told them in February this year that she had left London due to a relationship break down.
- He was paralysed and was not able to leave hospital until the following February.
- I returned on a February morning to see what sort of training was being carried out.
- We do know, however, that it will be in February or March next year at the earliest.
- Pay packets were outpaced by the rising cost of living for the year ending in February.
UsageNote that February is spelled with an r following the Feb-. Precise speakers insist that this r should be pronounced, but this is not easy, and most people replace the r following Feb- with a y sound: Feb-yoo- rather than Feb-roo-. This is now becoming the accepted standard OriginMiddle English feverer, from Old French feverier, based on Latin februarius, from februa, the name of a purification feast held in this month. The spelling change in the 15th century was due to association with the Latin word. Definition of February in US English: Februarynoun The second month of the year, in the northern hemisphere usually considered the last month of winter. 二月（在北半球通常被视为冬季的最后一个月） even in February the place is busy 甚至在2月份这个地方也很繁忙。 as modifier a freezing February morning Example sentencesExamples - Her killer was driving at twice the speed limit, on a dark and frosty night in February last year.
- In February I will write an in depth feature on fly fishing in the sun of Florida.
- I returned on a February morning to see what sort of training was being carried out.
- In February last year, the church had a series of thefts of its Yorkshire stone slabs.
- In February he had followed her to Swindon and the friendship had been resurrected.
- In February, two elderly men met in a Middle Eastern suburb and took afternoon tea.
- On a sunny February afternoon this was no problem, but come August it will be like an oven.
- The selection process and interviews will take place over this month and February.
- Pay packets were outpaced by the rising cost of living for the year ending in February.
- The February trip looks a lot more feasible after something very obvious came to me on the train home.
- Since February I've spent five hours a day in the gym hoping to get back into shape.
- Children first have to take part in a week of activities during the February half term.
- We do know, however, that it will be in February or March next year at the earliest.
- In February, ministers tried to draw a line under the case by paying compensation.
- He was paralysed and was not able to leave hospital until the following February.
- The strange guys and girls who had nothing better to do on a wet February evening.
- My husband left home in February after eight years of inactive service to the military.
- For some reason, I was expecting March to be a better month than January or February.
- Last February a female security van worker was shot in the arm during a robbery on a delivery of cash.
- She told them in February this year that she had left London due to a relationship break down.
UsageNote that February is spelled with an r following the Feb-. Precise speakers insist that the r should be pronounced, but this is not easy, and most people replace the r following Feb- with a y sound: Feb-yoo- rather than Feb-roo-. This is now becoming the accepted standard OriginMiddle English feverer, from Old French feverier, based on Latin februarius, from februa, the name of a purification feast held in this month. The spelling change in the 15th century was due to association with the Latin word. |