annual in Japanese
annual in Japanese is 毎年 — annual means happening once every year.
annual in Japanese
毎年
Pronounced: maitoshi
Of, for, or relating to a whole year, often as a recurring cycle; determined or reckoned by the year; accumulating in the course of a year; performed, executed, or completed over the course of a year. See also circannual.
What does "annual" mean?
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adj Happening once every year.
"Our annual picnic by the lake is always a lot of fun."
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adj Relating to a plant that completes its whole life cycle — growing, flowering, and dying — within a single year.
"Sunflowers are annual plants, so you must sow new seeds each spring."
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noun A book, report, or publication that comes out once a year.
"The school's annual lists every club and the results of each team."
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annual in a sentence
- Our annual picnic by the lake is always a lot of fun.
- The company holds its annual conference every March.
- Sunflowers are annual plants, so you must sow new seeds each spring.
- Because the plant is annual, it dies after producing its seeds.
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What is "annual" in Japanese?
"annual" in Japanese is 毎年. annual means: Happening once every year.
How do you pronounce 毎年?
"annual" in Japanese is 毎年, pronounced "maitoshi".
How do you use "annual" in a sentence?
Example: "Our annual picnic by the lake is always a lot of fun." In Japanese, "annual" is 毎年.
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