April
- proper noun
- /ˈeɪprəl/
- Then you see the month of April, right?
- April 1
- March and April
- January through April
OK, So again, we said March, April, May, June, July.
- OK, So again, we said March, April, May, June, July.
- Book new book coming out in April called Embrace the chaos.
- Who do I want to be in April when spring happens?
- I believe it was about March or April of last year
- It was in March or April of that year.
- We finished this last season last like April, like over a year ago.
- What we're bringing in around April is a part coloring tool.
- He carried on from April to September.
- Not so much the case in early April when we were there.
- But in the end, this, this all occurred in April of this year.
- Those two things are the drop off of March, April and May data.
- So really the spring season is really March, April, half of May.
Examples
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Who do I want to be in April when spring happens?
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We felt pretty good in April, May and June with those folks.
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OK, So again, we said March, April, May, June, July.
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You know, March goes into April, April goes into May.
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And your birthday is still in April?
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The council is looking to have phase one in place by April 2012 and phase two following shortly afterwards.
Academic text (2011) -
Book new book coming out in April called Embrace the chaos.
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Original manuscript received December 22, 2008. Final revision received April 1, 2010. Accepted April 6, 2010.
Academic text (2011) -
Marta always kept close because it was April and the pollen count was high.
Fiction book (1991) -
The flowers bloom beautifully in April as spring arrives.
Synonyms
Short form of the month April
Idioms
Compounds
A day when countries in the Americas celebrate working together in government and business
Surface Forms
Etymology
April probably comes from the old Latin verb aperire, which means 'to open'. This fits spring when buds and flowers open, so April became the month of new growth. Some people also link April to Aphrodite, the Greek goddess, but the 'open' idea is the easiest way to remember the month.