year-around
Available all year, not only in one season
- adjective
- /jɪr əˈraʊnd/
- US
:
todo el año
- I bike a couple thousand miles a year around upstate NY, many of them with my now-11-year-old son, on bike tours.
Examples
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The botanical gardens are open year-around, allowing visitors to enjoy the plants in every season.
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Our resort offers year-around activities, including skiing in the winter and hiking in the summer.
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The city has year-around events that attract tourists from all over the country.
Synonyms
year-round
vsyear-around
Happening or available all year
is identical in meaning but written in a different standard form
yearlong
vsyear-around
Lasting for a whole year
is about operating continuously through the year rather than only a one year period
nonseasonal
vsyear-around
Not limited to one time of year
is about continuous availability all year rather than stressing season independence
Antonyms
How Continuous
Surface Forms
year-around positive
Morphology
Etymology
The word year-around comes from the two simple words year and around, so it literally means 'around the year' or 'throughout the year'. That's why a year-around job or place runs in every season and does not stop.