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sea·son
si zn
复数:seasons
第三人称单数:seasons
现在分词:seasoning
过去式:seasoned
过去分词:seasoned
词根:season
adj.seasonal 季节的;周期性的;依照季节的
seasoned 经验丰富的;老练的;调过味的
seasonable 应时的;合时的;适合于季节的
adv.seasonably 合时令地;应时地
seasonally 季节性地;周期性地
n.seasoning 调味品;佐料;风干;增添趣味的东西
seasonableness 合时宜;合季节
seasoner 调味品;调味的人;使用调味物的人
noun
a time characterized by a particular circumstance or feature
in a season of religious awakening—F. A. Christie
a suitable or natural time or occasion
when my season comes to sit on David's throne—John Milton
an indefinite period of time : while
sent home again to her father for a season—Francis Hackett
a period of the year characterized by or associated with a particular activity or phenomenon: such as
hay fever season
one of the four quarters into which the year is commonly divided
the time of a major holiday
a period of time when a series of new television shows, plays, etc., are being shown or performed the first/best episode of the season the season's final performance
a show entering its second season
year
a boy of seven seasons
[Middle English sesoun, from sesounen to season] seasoning
the schedule of official games played or to be played by a sports team during a playing season
got through the season undefeated
offseason
closed for the season
verb
transitive verb
to give (food) more flavor or zest by adding seasoning or savory ingredients
to give a distinctive quality to as if by seasoningespecially: to make more agreeable
advice seasoned with wit
archaic to qualify by admixture : temper
to treat (something, such as wood or a skillet) so as to prepare for use
to make fit by experience
a seasoned veteran
intransitive verb
to become seasoned
in season应时的;当令
rainy season雨季
flood season汛期,洪水期;洪水季节
christmas season圣诞节节日
out of season过时;不合时宜;失去时机
growing season生长期,生育期;生长季节
dry season枯水季节;干旱期
regular season常规赛;季赛
for a season一会儿
winter season冬季
busy season旺季
summer season夏季
festive season欢乐季节
hot seasonn. 炎热的季节
low season淡季
peak season旺季
cold season冷季;寒季
breeding season繁殖期;繁殖季节;生殖季
off season淡季;非生产季节
season ticket长期票;月票
公元1300年,“sesoun”,“seson”,表示一年中的某个时期,关于天气或工作,也表示“适当的时机,合适的场合”,来自法语旧词“seison”,“seson”,“saison”(现代法语 saison),“播种,种植”,源自拉丁语 sationem(主格 satio),表示“播种,种植的行为”,是过去分词 serere(源自 PIE 词根 *sē- “播种”)的名词形式。
在通俗拉丁语中,“播种的行为”转变为“播种的时间”,特别是春天,被认为是主要的播种季节。在古代普罗旺斯语和古法语(因此也在英语中),这一概念被扩展为“一年的四个自然季节之一”,特别是在夏至和秋分等天文学上的定义下。后来,它被扩展到热带地区每年循环的雨季和旱季(1719年)。
在其他印欧语言中,代表“一年四季”的通用词通常来自表示“时间”的词汇,有时还带有表示“年”的词汇(如拉丁语 tempus (anni),德语 Jahreszeit)。西班牙语 estacion,意大利语 stagione 与此无关,它们来自拉丁语 statio “车站”。
The season 指的是某个特定的年度庆典,最早可追溯到1791年(因此有了 season's greetings 等用法)。有时仅表示“一段时间”,如 for a season。意为“所有时代和情境的人” Man for all seasons,最早可追溯到16世纪10年代。
“in season”表示“动物被猎杀以供食用的时间”(如猎季)。“一段时间专门用于特定运动或娱乐”的意思可追溯到1680年代。表示“一年中某个地方最热闹的季节”是从1705年开始的。1820年,出现了“季票”,给予持有人在指定时间内无限使用、入场等的权利。
季节
一年内气候有明显差异的几个不同阶段。一般划分为春、夏、秋、冬四季。在四季不明显的地区, 则划分成二季或三季, 如干季、雨季、凉季等。
Noun Middle English sesoun, from Anglo-French seison natural season, appropriate time, from Latin sation-, satio action of sowing, from serere to sow — more at sow Verb Middle English sesounen, back-formation from sesounde flavored, from Anglo-French seisoné brought to a desired state, from seison
The first known use of season was in the 14th century
seasonableadjective
suitable to the season or situation : timely seasonable advice
a seasonable frost
season1 of 2noun
a suitable or natural time or occasion
a season for all things
an indefinite period of time : while
willing to wait a season
a period of the year associated with something in particular that happens every year
the baseball season
a period marked by special activity especially in some field
tourist season
a period in which a place is most often visited
one of the four quarters into which the year is commonly divided compare autumn sense 1, spring, summer entry 1 sense 1, winter sense 1
the time of a major holiday
seasoning
the schedule of official games played or to be played by a sports team during a playing season
got through the season undefeated
season2 of 2verb
to make pleasant to the taste by adding seasoning
a seasoned stew
to make or become suitable for use (as by drying)
season lumber
to make fit by experience
a seasoned sailor
1 Only then can they to survive the cruel season to come.
只有这时他们才能希望在残酷的季节到来时幸存下来.
2 Lefty’s father had loved market season at the Koza Han, but the mercantile impulse hadn’t been passed down to his son.
3 After a few seconds, he turns to all of us and says, “This one never bloomed, and the season’s almost over.”
4 The rainy season would arrive any day swelling the river and washing out the roads.
5 Cherries are now in season.
樱桃现在正当时令.
6 Chattana had more canals than streets, and in a few months, when monsoon season hit, it would have hardly any streets at all.
7 Season in reincarnation, the spring breeze off the winter slump and desolation, outlines wonderful colors.
季节在轮回, 春风剥落了冬的凋敝与苍凉, 勾勒出绚丽多姿的缤纷色彩.
8 This holiday season is a time of fellowship and peace.
这节日是同伴关系和和平的时期.
9 “This new voice of yours rambles on like thunder in the rainy season.”
10 One day she asked one of us to accompany her to the tailor, who stitched her a new salwar-kameez in an umbrella cut, the fashion that season.
11 “Yeah, I hear the season started out pretty slow.”
12 We'd all be leaving one another, going to other places in the fall; and now that the season was changing, rushing toward graduation, everything we did felt like a long good-bye or a premature reunion.
13 In different seasons and different time periods, surface and upper air meteorological factors play different roles.
在不同季节、不同时期, 地面和高空气象因子作用是不同的.
14 The type of vegetable seed delivered to farmers was inappropriate for the particular season.
而发放给农民的蔬菜种子并不适合这个季节播种.
15 Since it was a political season, and Senators Kennedy and Humphrey were crisscrossing the state running for president, the glare of national scrutiny was settling on West Virginia.
16 I start to feel exactly what I try to avoid feeling during basketball season—in love—and I’m equal parts happy and annoyed.
17 I enjoy watching the seasons change every year.
18 Those are the statistics of this soccer season.
19 When the doorbell rings, I usher her in and hug her and congratulate her on an amazing season and tell her I’m sorry she’s bummed.
20 As the regular season’s close drew nearer and nearer, the Brooklyn lead grew more and more narrow.
2 给调味
3 年岁
4 习惯
conventional ritual seasoned habitual consuetudinary wontedness use way order rule custom manner trick habit usage rite wont knack observance mannerism habitus comportment conventionality habitude usance train used frequent chronic accustomed wonted assuetude law practice groove attunement habituation manners convenance consuetude acclimatise accustom habituate get the feel of get used to regular given mode praxis shibboleth
6 熟练
clean expert skilled thorough clever neat feat slick educated accomplished proficient dab masterful skillful practiced able-bodied facile masterly dexterous versed habile thorough-paced handily practice skill facility proficiency mastery cunning sleight mastership get hand in well-seen great old perfect experienced adept salted deft practised adroit crackerjack perfection dexterity master
7 温和
milk-toast open kind soft quiet moderate mild gentle tender slack kindly benign silky bland boon temperate velvety tempered placid pacific silken genial middle-of-the-road Clement well-tempered soft-core placable kid-glove favonian noncontentiously sweet gently mildly canny temperature moderation openness clemency leniency benignity lenience benignancy mitigate temper
8 成熟期
11 加作料于
12 有经验的
16 一段时间
long time while hour space episode spell patch span streak run period session length tract time-frame
17 旺季
19 使适应
adaptive acclimate acclimatize condition reduce measure suit gear fashion adapt accommodate orient attemper oriented fit square tailor conform naturalize adapt to accustom frame adjust proportionate
20 使熟悉
21 使陈化
23 添加趣味
24 干燥
desiccative exsiccative exsiccant xerantic dry drying thirsty arid desiccated rainless unwatered adust droughty waterlessly dryly xeransis seasoning dryness desiccation aridity torrefaction waterlessness exsiccate torrefy dehydrate desiccate
27 暂时
temporary jury interim temporal provisional tentative makeshift momentary deciduous ephemeral transitory impermanent passing awhile momentarily spell streak truce impermanence temporality caducity
31 适应
adaptive keyed reduction adjustment accommodation indication adaptation acclimatization belonging pliancy gear belong adapt accommodate conform acclimate acclimatize condition reduce measure suit fashion orient inure attemper adjusted oriented adapted accommodative orientation temperance adjust acclimatise fit square tune tailor naturalize reorient get the feel of get adapted to adapt to settle into conditioned to used to conformation accustom frame fulfil SHAPE harmony compatibility becoming habituation give proportionate
33 熟悉
old hot familiar posted well-acquainted familiarity acquaintance know acquaint familiarize be acquainted with know the ropes on to be familiar with become acquainted with
34 变干燥
38 变干硬
40 缓和
lenitive remissive relaxative modification relaxation moderation thaw remission easement appeasement palliation ease relax subside remit abate slake soothe prepare smooth quiet qualify modify absorb relieve cushion alloy mitigate soften alleviate slack temper lighten balm subdue opiate appease solace attenuate assuage deaden slacken mollify stanch palliate attemper obtund alleviative soothing tempered relaxant low-pressure chastening demulcent assuasive mitigation alleviation assuagement subdual moderate still buffer dull sweeten disarm lull salve allay soft-pedal emollient remittal unbend modulate quell bate palliative détente excuse mute defuse give modificatory ease-up subdued seasoning mollification relent beat comfort chasten
41 使惯
42 陈化
43 流行时期
44 季
46 时期
time year day hour page period stage estate phase epoch phasis run chapter age term era stadium
49 月票
50 老练
way-wise old past expert smart practical veteran gray experienced sophisticated seasoned ripe salty mellow salted cunning consummate thorough-paced knowingly practice skill gumption knowingness
52 时候
53 惯
55 季节
56 有经验
58 中和
59 使成熟
60 调和
regular harmonic proportional harmonious consonant symphonic accordant reconciliatory symphonious proportionment tune compromise proportion consistency rhythm unity harmony symphony accord reconciliation seasoning chime symmetry unison regularity concordance harmonization consonance congruity consistence reconcilement time fit square tone chord harmonize sympathize consort assort temper reconcile attune propitiate attemper
61 赛季
64 开花期
65 使熟练