hourly
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- adverb
- /ˈaʊərli/
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cada hora
- Guys, it's updated hourly, so it might change between the time you check it.
- almost hourly
- daily, hourly
- paid hourly
Yeah, it's all kind of the schedule changes hourly.
- Yeah, it's all kind of the schedule changes hourly.
- Things that are not normal happen to you daily, even hourly.
- Even if I just have like a couple drinks, I would wake up hourly.
- And I see them on the Stanford campus hourly.
- He'll text you probably hourly or all day and talk about how beautiful you are and how happy he is to have met you.
Examples
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This alarm is set to go off hourly to remind us to eat.
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Amy will be supervised by a team of child psychologists who record her progress hourly.
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All of those who work here can experience that on a on a daily and hourly basis.
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He'll text you probably hourly or all day and talk about how beautiful you are and how happy he is to have met you.
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We are reminded daily, sometimes hourly, that this is supposed to be a special time of year.
Blog text (26) -
No, I listen to ABC News, their hourly for the headlines.
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Under the contract, the company gets paid hourly to grind material.
Academic text (1999) -
Blood pressure and pulse were measured hourly until stabilization.
Academic text (1995) -
For example, Westlaw traditionally has billed customers hourly on its software.
Academic text (1999) -
The train departs hourly, making it convenient for commuters.
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Etymology
Hourly comes from the simple word hour, first from Latin hora meaning 'an hour', plus the ending -ly that gives the idea 'in each hour'. So hourly means 'every hour' or 'by the hour', which is why we say data is uploaded hourly.