ANNUS

Meaning of ANNUS in English

annus BrE AmE ˈæn əs -ʊs ˈɑːn-

▶ ˌ annus mi ˈ rabilis mɪ ˈrɑːb ə l ɪs mə-, -ˈræb-, -ɪl-, § \ -əs BrE AmE

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ANNUS — mirabilis [noun] [C] [formal] - a year of unusually good eventsThis year has been Clare's annus mirabilis - she graduated …
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ANNUS MIRABILIS — noun (plural anni mirabiles) Etymology: New Latin, literally, wonderful year Date: 1660 a remarkable or notable year
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ANNUS HORRIBILIS — Etymology: New Latin Date: 1983 a disastrous or unfortunate year
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ANNUS MIRABILIS — |anəsməˈräbələ̇s, -rab-; |änəsməˈrä- noun ( plural an·ni mirabi·les ˈaˌnīməˈräbəˌlēz, -rab-; ˈäˌnēməˈräbəˌlās) Usage: sometimes capitalized A&M Etymology: Latin : wonderful year …
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ANNUS MIRABILIS — n. (Latin) "miraculous year", "wonderful year", remarkable year, (e.g.: " Last year was the annus mirabilis for my firm"); fateful …
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ANNUS HORRIBILIS — [ ˌanəs hɒ'ri:bɪlɪs ] ■ noun a year of disaster or misfortune. Origin mod. L., suggested by annus mirabilis .
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ANNUS MIRABILIS — n [ sing ] the Latin for ‘remarkable year’. John Dryden’s poem Annus Mirabilis (1667) describes the year 1666 when …
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SINCE 1. — adv. TWO YEARS ~: ante du annus. LONG ~: ante long témper, ja de longmen; prep. ~ THAT TIME: desde …
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OLD — ~ (-esse, -on), etosi; (former) ancian; antiqui. HOW ~ ARE YOU?: quel etá vu have?, quant annus vu have?
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ANNUAL — I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French annuel, from Late Latin ~is, blend of Latin annuus …
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TRIENNIAL — I. (ˈ)trī|enēəl, -nyəl adjective Etymology: Latin trienni um period of three years (from tri- + -ennium, from annus year) + …
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SOLEMN — I. ˈsäləm sometimes ˈsȯl- adjective ( -er/-est ) Etymology: Middle English solempne, solemne, from Middle French, from Latin sollennis, solennis, …
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QUINQUENNIAL — I. (ˈ)kwin|kwenēəl, -enyəl adjective Etymology: Middle English quinqueniale, from Middle French quinquennial, from Latin quinquennium period of five years (from …
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PERENNIAL — I. pəˈrenēəl, -nyəl adjective Etymology: Latin perennis perennial (from per- throughout + -ennis, from annus year) + English -al — …
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BIENNIAL — I. (ˈ)bī|enēəl, -nyəl adjective Etymology: Latin bienni um period of two years (from bi- + -ennium, from annus year) + …
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ANNUAL — I. ˈanyə(wə)l adjective Etymology: Middle English annuel, annual, from Middle French & Late Latin; Middle French annuel, from Late Latin …
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AN — I. _ən, after some consonants often ə n, esp emphatic or hesitating or after a pause (|)an; see usage note …
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A — I. ˈā noun ( plural a's or as also aes ˈāz) Usage: often capitalized, often attributive 1. a. : the …
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VICENNIAL — (ˈ)vī|senēəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin vicenni um period of 20 years (from Latin vicies 20 times + -ennium, from annus …
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SUPERANNUATED — adjective Etymology: Medieval Latin superannuat us (past participle of superannuari to be too old, from Latin super- + annus year) …
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SEXENNIAL
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SEPTENNIAL — (ˈ)sep|tenēəl, -nyəl adjective Etymology: Latin septenni um period of seven years (from septennis of seven years, from septem seven + …
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QUADRIENNIUM — ˌ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˈenēəm noun ( plural quadrienniums -ēəmz ; or quadrien·nia -ēə) Etymology: Latin, from quadri- + -ennium (from annus year) — …
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OCTENNIAL — (ˈ)äk|tenēəl adjective Etymology: Late Latin octenni um period of eight years (from Latin oct- — from octo eight — + …
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GREAT YEAR — noun Etymology: Middle English grete yere, translation of Latin annus magnus, translation of Greek megas eniautos : the period of …
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DUODECENNIAL — |d(y)ü(ˌ)ō+ adjective Etymology: Late Latin duodecenni um period of 12 years (from Latin duodecim twelve — from duo two + …
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DECENNIUM — -nēəm noun ( plural decenniums -ēəmz ; or decennia -ēə) Etymology: Latin, from decennis of ten years, from dec- (from …
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ANNOTINOUS — əˈnät ə nəs, aˈ- adjective Etymology: Latin annotinus, from annus year — more at annual biology : one year old
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ANNIVERSARY — ˌanəˈvərs(ə)rē, -və̄s-, -vəis-, -ri noun ( -es ) Usage: often attributive Etymology: Middle English anniversarie, from Medieval Latin anniversaria, anniversarium, …
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ANNUAL — I. ˈan-yə(-wə)l, -yü-əl adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French & Late Latin; Anglo-French annuel, from Late Latin annualis, blend of …
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ANNUAL — [an.nu.al] adj [ME, fr. MF & LL; MF annuel, fr. LL annualis, blend of L annuus yearly (fr. annus year) …
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