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season

season

∞ 1.0
A time of year with particular weather or events
  • noun
  • /ˈsiːzən/
: estación
  • As autumn arrives, the trees start losing their leaves, signaling the change of season.
  • dry season
  • growing season
  • wet season

I would say a delicious in season Peach, juicy.

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Examples

  • Summer is coming, BBQ season is about to be here.

  • There's still six more events this season, so we'll qualify, all right?

  • I think there might be an opening for you this season, right?

  • But there is a second season coming out soon.

  • We lived and worked from season to season, rather than from year to year.

    Fiction book (1990)
  • During the current season, this theatre will not produce any plays by women.

    Academic text (2011)
  • Next week we're back with the new season of Odd One Out.

  • Great first pitch, first hit of the season, home run.

  • Depending on the climate, dry seasons can correspond to hot or cold temperatures.

    Academic text (2011)
  • However, the particular balance of herbs depended on the season, the climate, and the individual's health.

    Academic text (2011)

Synonyms

time of year
vsseason
259 1.0

A part of the year when the weather and daily life are similar

is used for named periods marked by weather events or activities

Idioms

During the whole season

in due season
  • Literature
1 4.4

It happens at the right time

Compounds

106 1.0

A busy time at the end of the year when people celebrate, travel, and shop

45 3.4

A time of year when hotels, shops, and places are less busy

40 2.4

A pass that lets you attend many events or journeys at a lower price

The time of year when football games are planned and played

20 4.1

A time when an activity is allowed, often for hunting or fishing

Time of year when the law allows people to hunt a certain animal

The part of the year when people play baseball games from spring to early autumn

rainy season
  • Australian
15 1.5

The time of year when most rain falls in tropical regions

The time of year when teams play official basketball games

11 2.8

A period with very little rain in tropical areas

The part of the year when plants grow best

9 2.9

The time when many people travel and prices are highest

mating season
  • Specialized
8 3.2

A time of year when animals come together to mate and have babies

6 3.1

The time of year when many people travel and prices are highest

A time of year when animals mate and have young

A time of year when important parties and events happen among wealthy people

A time of year when hockey teams play official games

2 2.2

A time of year when it is allowed to catch fish in a place

silly season
  • Literature
2 6.5

A late summer time when newspapers and TV run silly, unimportant stories

1 4.7

A time when people may not hunt or fish to protect animals

A period before the official season when teams play practice games

A time of year when most tourists visit a place

A time of year when theatres show new plays and other performances

1 5.6

A time of year when few people buy things or use services

A time when galleries and venues show exhibitions and trade fairs

Time in spring when pollen is high and many people sneeze or have itchy eyes

1 7.6

A baseball season when a player leads the league in batting average, home runs and runs batted in

9.9

A time when someone is distracted by boys and does not focus on work or study

The time of year when small green or purple berries are ripe and picked

The time when male and female sheep are kept together to breed, usually in autumn

How Long

year
∞ 1.0
season
∞ 1.0
month
∞ 1.0
fortnight
  • UK
25 2.7
week
∞ 1.0
day
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

season singular
seasons plural

Etymology

Season comes from an old word about sowing ('planting seeds'), so it first meant the right 'time' of year for crops. That's why season now means a particular period of the year, like spring or the holiday season.