June
- noun
- /dʒuːn/
:
junio
- So the rainy season is in June, July and August.
The first book I read in June is the name Drop.
- The first book I read in June is the name Drop.
- Anyway, around about June, I've got two months left to go.
- This was last maybe June, July, something like that.
- It is the most short that it has been since June, which isn't great.
- So I didn't think much of it until June when I was in Spain.
- So she did a second round of seed starting in June for fall planting.
- So I will be moving probably like June is my assumption.
- It is World Milk Day today and June is Dairy month.
- My resolution is to stay inside until June because it is cold.
Examples
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It is World Milk Day today and June is Dairy month.
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We felt pretty good in April, May and June with those folks.
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And the Warren Commission got this letter in June, all right.
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And now end of June, I'm feeling pretty good.
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It happens here in LA every June every year now.
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Anyway, around about June, I've got two months left to go.
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So I didn't think much of it until June when I was in Spain.
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Many people enjoy going to the beach in June when the weather is warm.
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The school year ends in June, and students look forward to their summer vacation.
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June is often celebrated for weddings and graduations across the country.
Synonyms
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A short form for the month of June
Compounds
- US
A large brown beetle that appears in late spring and whose larvae eat grass roots
The day when people worldwide hold public yoga sessions for the International Day of Yoga
The night before Midsummer Day when people in some countries celebrate with bonfires and festivals
Surface Forms
Etymology
June comes from the Roman goddess Juno, who was 'the goddess of marriage', so June became a popular month for weddings.