Definition of yearly in English:

yearly

adjective & adverb ˈjəːliˈjɪəliˈjɪrli

Happening or produced once a year or every year.
一年一次的（地）；每年的（地）
as adjective yearly visits to Africa
每年一次的非洲之行。
as adverb rent was paid yearly
租金每年一付。
Example sentencesExamples
- Having now finalised the yearly accounts, another cheque will be following shortly.
- Annual or yearly performance results will generally have an overriding importance.
- Nadia organises a yearly charity show to raise cash for Cancer Research.
- Barclays Bank will show the benefits of its own past acquisitions with news of bumper yearly figures on Thursday.
- He said this month all 82 hackney carriages had passed their yearly inspection.
- Anyway, when the once yearly payment was made, my ex-credit card company wanted the money.
- Pact produce a yearly handbook of their production company members, which is a good starting point.
- His comments come after the publication of the yearly crime figures.
- It was a very good day, so good the trip became a yearly tradition well into my college years.
- Now a yearly phenomenon, the New Music Festival chooses a different theme for each year.
- Her ties with Scotland have remained strong with yearly visits to see family and friends up North.
- It's a yearly miracle that's been taking place since 1990, and each is better than the one before.
- However, this is an isolated incident among the 80,000 council tax accounts we handle yearly.
- The vast majority of us make less than that, so every penny of our yearly income is taxed.
- Newspapers are constrained by a yearly license required from the Home Ministry.
- We believe it may be the first of its kind in York, and we hope it will become a yearly festival to create a focus event for ethnic groups in York.
- She visited her relatives in Castledermot on a yearly basis when her brother and sister were alive.
- He said the children could be encouraged to paint something tasteful on the boards, which could be changed yearly.
- Janet continued to go for yearly check-ups and was told she was clear.
- We've got the yearly circus in the field near our tower block again.
Synonyms
annual, once a year, every year, each year
annually, once a year, by the year, per annum, every year, each year

Origin

Old English gēarlic (see year, -ly¹).

Rhymes

biyearly, really

Definition of yearly in US English:

yearly

adjective & adverbˈyirlēˈjɪrli

Happening or produced once a year or every year.
一年一次的（地）；每年的（地）
as adjective yearly visits to Africa
每年一次的非洲之行。
as adverb rent was paid yearly
租金每年一付。
Example sentencesExamples
- Her ties with Scotland have remained strong with yearly visits to see family and friends up North.
- His comments come after the publication of the yearly crime figures.
- Now a yearly phenomenon, the New Music Festival chooses a different theme for each year.
- Annual or yearly performance results will generally have an overriding importance.
- Janet continued to go for yearly check-ups and was told she was clear.
- Nadia organises a yearly charity show to raise cash for Cancer Research.
- It was a very good day, so good the trip became a yearly tradition well into my college years.
- He said this month all 82 hackney carriages had passed their yearly inspection.
- He said the children could be encouraged to paint something tasteful on the boards, which could be changed yearly.
- Anyway, when the once yearly payment was made, my ex-credit card company wanted the money.
- It's a yearly miracle that's been taking place since 1990, and each is better than the one before.
- The vast majority of us make less than that, so every penny of our yearly income is taxed.
- She visited her relatives in Castledermot on a yearly basis when her brother and sister were alive.
- We believe it may be the first of its kind in York, and we hope it will become a yearly festival to create a focus event for ethnic groups in York.
- Having now finalised the yearly accounts, another cheque will be following shortly.
- We've got the yearly circus in the field near our tower block again.
- Barclays Bank will show the benefits of its own past acquisitions with news of bumper yearly figures on Thursday.
- Newspapers are constrained by a yearly license required from the Home Ministry.
- However, this is an isolated incident among the 80,000 council tax accounts we handle yearly.
- Pact produce a yearly handbook of their production company members, which is a good starting point.
Synonyms
annual, once a year, every year, each year
annually, once a year, by the year, per annum, every year, each year

Origin

Old English gēarlic (see year, -ly).

单词	yearly
释义	Definition of yearly in English: yearly adjective & adverb ˈjəːliˈjɪəliˈjɪrli Happening or produced once a year or every year. 一年一次的（地）；每年的（地） as adjective yearly visits to Africa 每年一次的非洲之行。 as adverb rent was paid yearly 租金每年一付。 Example sentencesExamples Having now finalised the yearly accounts, another cheque will be following shortly. Annual or yearly performance results will generally have an overriding importance. Nadia organises a yearly charity show to raise cash for Cancer Research. Barclays Bank will show the benefits of its own past acquisitions with news of bumper yearly figures on Thursday. He said this month all 82 hackney carriages had passed their yearly inspection. Anyway, when the once yearly payment was made, my ex-credit card company wanted the money. Pact produce a yearly handbook of their production company members, which is a good starting point. His comments come after the publication of the yearly crime figures. It was a very good day, so good the trip became a yearly tradition well into my college years. Now a yearly phenomenon, the New Music Festival chooses a different theme for each year. Her ties with Scotland have remained strong with yearly visits to see family and friends up North. It's a yearly miracle that's been taking place since 1990, and each is better than the one before. However, this is an isolated incident among the 80,000 council tax accounts we handle yearly. The vast majority of us make less than that, so every penny of our yearly income is taxed. Newspapers are constrained by a yearly license required from the Home Ministry. We believe it may be the first of its kind in York, and we hope it will become a yearly festival to create a focus event for ethnic groups in York. She visited her relatives in Castledermot on a yearly basis when her brother and sister were alive. He said the children could be encouraged to paint something tasteful on the boards, which could be changed yearly. Janet continued to go for yearly check-ups and was told she was clear. We've got the yearly circus in the field near our tower block again. Synonyms annual, once a year, every year, each year annually, once a year, by the year, per annum, every year, each year Origin Old English gēarlic (see year, -ly¹). Rhymes biyearly, really Definition of yearly in US English: yearly adjective & adverbˈyirlēˈjɪrli Happening or produced once a year or every year. 一年一次的（地）；每年的（地） as adjective yearly visits to Africa 每年一次的非洲之行。 as adverb rent was paid yearly 租金每年一付。 Example sentencesExamples Her ties with Scotland have remained strong with yearly visits to see family and friends up North. His comments come after the publication of the yearly crime figures. Now a yearly phenomenon, the New Music Festival chooses a different theme for each year. Annual or yearly performance results will generally have an overriding importance. Janet continued to go for yearly check-ups and was told she was clear. Nadia organises a yearly charity show to raise cash for Cancer Research. It was a very good day, so good the trip became a yearly tradition well into my college years. He said this month all 82 hackney carriages had passed their yearly inspection. He said the children could be encouraged to paint something tasteful on the boards, which could be changed yearly. Anyway, when the once yearly payment was made, my ex-credit card company wanted the money. It's a yearly miracle that's been taking place since 1990, and each is better than the one before. The vast majority of us make less than that, so every penny of our yearly income is taxed. She visited her relatives in Castledermot on a yearly basis when her brother and sister were alive. We believe it may be the first of its kind in York, and we hope it will become a yearly festival to create a focus event for ethnic groups in York. Having now finalised the yearly accounts, another cheque will be following shortly. We've got the yearly circus in the field near our tower block again. Barclays Bank will show the benefits of its own past acquisitions with news of bumper yearly figures on Thursday. Newspapers are constrained by a yearly license required from the Home Ministry. However, this is an isolated incident among the 80,000 council tax accounts we handle yearly. Pact produce a yearly handbook of their production company members, which is a good starting point. Synonyms annual, once a year, every year, each year annually, once a year, by the year, per annum, every year, each year Origin Old English gēarlic (see year, -ly).
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