Definition of seasonally in English:

seasonally

adverb ˈsiːz(ə)nəliˈsiz(ə)nəli

1At a particular season of the year.
seasonally employed agricultural labourers
seasonally flooded grassland
some woodcreepers breed seasonally
Example sentencesExamples
- Those species have a hard time persisting in the seasonally inundated prairies dispersed across much of the Everglades ecosystem.
- The amount of daylight varies seasonally as the sun's predominant position in the sky changes.
- The habitat is a seasonally saturated swale maintained by periodic mowing and herbicide treatment of woody coppice.
- Sited on a wooded hill overlooking the valley, the house is clad in steel, with its rusty appearance matching colours in the seasonally changing landscape.
- These swifts are not migratory, although they will make local nomadic trips or shift seasonally.
- It is advisable to rotate insecticides periodically, at least seasonally.
- All 13 of the populations that can digest dairy yet live in areas that are primarily lactose intolerant were historically migratory groups that moved seasonally.
- The Ohio soil resource includes a number of wet, seasonally saturated soils.
- It's a comparison of natural service and artificial insemination in seasonally calving dairy herds.
- Where labour is only available seasonally, you'll eliminate many choices about crops or livestock.
1. 1.1 According to the season or time of year.
  the menu changes seasonally
  we grow all our own vegetables, so eat seasonally
  the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell
  Example sentencesExamples
  "Accounts change seasonally," he said, almost in consolation.
  All tests were performed on both original and seasonally adjusted series.
  The food that we grow on the urban farm sites is sold at local farmers' markets and, seasonally of course, at the neighbourhood corner grocery store.
  The native performers, who use their home island only seasonally, offered some of the best visual displays of the festival.
  We maintain a decent website and advertise seasonally in several natural food store newsletters.
  OPEC has in recent years worked hard to stop stocks building during periods of seasonally weak demand.
  The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 5.9 per cent from 6.1 per cent in March.
  The company runs seasonally oriented campaigns on these websites.
  The company's UK operation was an area of concern due to its purchase of the hotel complex, which is seasonally dependent.
  The watermelon farmer is happy to be involved with the group, even though her product is only available seasonally.

Definition of seasonally in US English:

seasonally

adverbˈsēz(ə)nəlēˈsiz(ə)nəli

1At a particular season of the year.
seasonally employed agricultural laborers
seasonally flooded grassland
some woodcreepers breed seasonally
Example sentencesExamples
- The Ohio soil resource includes a number of wet, seasonally saturated soils.
- All 13 of the populations that can digest dairy yet live in areas that are primarily lactose intolerant were historically migratory groups that moved seasonally.
- Sited on a wooded hill overlooking the valley, the house is clad in steel, with its rusty appearance matching colours in the seasonally changing landscape.
- Where labour is only available seasonally, you'll eliminate many choices about crops or livestock.
- These swifts are not migratory, although they will make local nomadic trips or shift seasonally.
- The amount of daylight varies seasonally as the sun's predominant position in the sky changes.
- Those species have a hard time persisting in the seasonally inundated prairies dispersed across much of the Everglades ecosystem.
- It's a comparison of natural service and artificial insemination in seasonally calving dairy herds.
- The habitat is a seasonally saturated swale maintained by periodic mowing and herbicide treatment of woody coppice.
- It is advisable to rotate insecticides periodically, at least seasonally.
1. 1.1 According to the season or time of year.
  the menu changes seasonally
  we grow all our own vegetables, so eat seasonally
  the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell
  Example sentencesExamples
  We maintain a decent website and advertise seasonally in several natural food store newsletters.
  The company runs seasonally oriented campaigns on these websites.
  All tests were performed on both original and seasonally adjusted series.
  OPEC has in recent years worked hard to stop stocks building during periods of seasonally weak demand.
  The native performers, who use their home island only seasonally, offered some of the best visual displays of the festival.
  The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 5.9 per cent from 6.1 per cent in March.
  The company's UK operation was an area of concern due to its purchase of the hotel complex, which is seasonally dependent.
  The food that we grow on the urban farm sites is sold at local farmers' markets and, seasonally of course, at the neighbourhood corner grocery store.
  The watermelon farmer is happy to be involved with the group, even though her product is only available seasonally.
  "Accounts change seasonally," he said, almost in consolation.

单词	seasonally
释义	Definition of seasonally in English: seasonally adverb ˈsiːz(ə)nəliˈsiz(ə)nəli 1At a particular season of the year. seasonally employed agricultural labourers seasonally flooded grassland some woodcreepers breed seasonally Example sentencesExamples Those species have a hard time persisting in the seasonally inundated prairies dispersed across much of the Everglades ecosystem. The amount of daylight varies seasonally as the sun's predominant position in the sky changes. The habitat is a seasonally saturated swale maintained by periodic mowing and herbicide treatment of woody coppice. Sited on a wooded hill overlooking the valley, the house is clad in steel, with its rusty appearance matching colours in the seasonally changing landscape. These swifts are not migratory, although they will make local nomadic trips or shift seasonally. It is advisable to rotate insecticides periodically, at least seasonally. All 13 of the populations that can digest dairy yet live in areas that are primarily lactose intolerant were historically migratory groups that moved seasonally. The Ohio soil resource includes a number of wet, seasonally saturated soils. It's a comparison of natural service and artificial insemination in seasonally calving dairy herds. Where labour is only available seasonally, you'll eliminate many choices about crops or livestock. 1.1 According to the season or time of year. the menu changes seasonally we grow all our own vegetables, so eat seasonally the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell Example sentencesExamples "Accounts change seasonally," he said, almost in consolation. All tests were performed on both original and seasonally adjusted series. The food that we grow on the urban farm sites is sold at local farmers' markets and, seasonally of course, at the neighbourhood corner grocery store. The native performers, who use their home island only seasonally, offered some of the best visual displays of the festival. We maintain a decent website and advertise seasonally in several natural food store newsletters. OPEC has in recent years worked hard to stop stocks building during periods of seasonally weak demand. The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 5.9 per cent from 6.1 per cent in March. The company runs seasonally oriented campaigns on these websites. The company's UK operation was an area of concern due to its purchase of the hotel complex, which is seasonally dependent. The watermelon farmer is happy to be involved with the group, even though her product is only available seasonally. Definition of seasonally in US English: seasonally adverbˈsēz(ə)nəlēˈsiz(ə)nəli 1At a particular season of the year. seasonally employed agricultural laborers seasonally flooded grassland some woodcreepers breed seasonally Example sentencesExamples The Ohio soil resource includes a number of wet, seasonally saturated soils. All 13 of the populations that can digest dairy yet live in areas that are primarily lactose intolerant were historically migratory groups that moved seasonally. Sited on a wooded hill overlooking the valley, the house is clad in steel, with its rusty appearance matching colours in the seasonally changing landscape. Where labour is only available seasonally, you'll eliminate many choices about crops or livestock. These swifts are not migratory, although they will make local nomadic trips or shift seasonally. The amount of daylight varies seasonally as the sun's predominant position in the sky changes. Those species have a hard time persisting in the seasonally inundated prairies dispersed across much of the Everglades ecosystem. It's a comparison of natural service and artificial insemination in seasonally calving dairy herds. The habitat is a seasonally saturated swale maintained by periodic mowing and herbicide treatment of woody coppice. It is advisable to rotate insecticides periodically, at least seasonally. 1.1 According to the season or time of year. the menu changes seasonally we grow all our own vegetables, so eat seasonally the seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell Example sentencesExamples We maintain a decent website and advertise seasonally in several natural food store newsletters. The company runs seasonally oriented campaigns on these websites. All tests were performed on both original and seasonally adjusted series. OPEC has in recent years worked hard to stop stocks building during periods of seasonally weak demand. The native performers, who use their home island only seasonally, offered some of the best visual displays of the festival. The seasonally adjusted jobless rate fell to 5.9 per cent from 6.1 per cent in March. The company's UK operation was an area of concern due to its purchase of the hotel complex, which is seasonally dependent. The food that we grow on the urban farm sites is sold at local farmers' markets and, seasonally of course, at the neighbourhood corner grocery store. The watermelon farmer is happy to be involved with the group, even though her product is only available seasonally. "Accounts change seasonally," he said, almost in consolation.
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