year in Latin
year in Latin is annus — year means the time it takes the Earth to orbit the Sun once, about 365 days.
year in Latin
annus
What does "year" mean?
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noun The time it takes the Earth to orbit the Sun once, about 365 days.
"Our village holds a fair once a year in the park."
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noun A twelve-month period as marked on a calendar, from January to December.
"She set a new savings goal for the coming year."
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noun A specific grade or level in school.
"He's in year seven at his new school."
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year in a sentence
- Our village holds a fair once a year in the park.
- Last year the garden grew far more tomatoes than we could eat.
- She set a new savings goal for the coming year.
- The shop closes for repairs at the end of the year.
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What is "year" in Latin?
"year" in Latin is annus. year means: The time it takes the Earth to orbit the Sun once, about 365 days.
How do you use "year" in a sentence?
Example: "Our village holds a fair once a year in the park." In Latin, "year" is annus.
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