biennial in Greek
biennial in Greek is διετής — biennial means happening once every two years.
biennial in Greek
διετής
Pronounced: dietis
Lasting for two years.
What does "biennial" mean?
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adjective Happening once every two years.
"The biennial conference returns to Lisbon next spring."
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adjective Of a plant, taking two growing seasons to complete its life cycle, producing leaves in the first year and flowers and seed in the second.
"Foxgloves are biennial, so do not expect flowers until the second summer."
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noun A plant that lives for two years, or a large art exhibition held every two years.
"Sow your biennials in early summer for flowers next year."
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biennial in a sentence
- The biennial conference returns to Lisbon next spring.
- Funding is reviewed on a biennial basis.
- Foxgloves are biennial, so do not expect flowers until the second summer.
- Sow your biennials in early summer for flowers next year.
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What is "biennial" in Greek?
"biennial" in Greek is διετής. biennial means: Happening once every two years.
How do you pronounce διετής?
"biennial" in Greek is διετής, pronounced "dietis".
How do you use "biennial" in a sentence?
Example: "The biennial conference returns to Lisbon next spring." In Greek, "biennial" is διετής.
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