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year

UK
/jɪə/
US
/jɪr/

Translations

yearnoun
years
pl
UK
/jɪə/
US
/jɪr/
This year has been challenging for everyone.
Этот год был сложным для всех.
The ancient calendar used a different year system.
Древний календарь использовал другое летоисчисление.
Additional translations
годовщина
годы
Synonyms
fiscal year
annum
age
era
period
season
calendar year
twelve months
yearadjective
UK
/jɪə/
US
/jɪr/
Used attributively before another noun to indicate relation to, or duration of, one year.
yearsnoun

year

years
pl
UK
/jɪəz/
US
/jɪrz/
He is 30 years old.
Ему 30 лет.
The years passed quickly.
Годы пролетели быстро.
Additional translations
года
Synonyms
ages
decades
centuries
eras
periods
epochs

Definitions

yearnoun
A period of 365 or 366 days, in the Gregorian calendar, divided into 12 months, beginning with January and ending with December.
The year 2020 was marked by significant global events.
A period of the same length as a calendar year, used for reckoning time in other contexts, such as a fiscal year or academic year.
The company's fiscal year ends in March.
The time taken by the Earth to make one revolution around the sun, approximately 365.25 days.
A year on Earth is slightly longer than 365 days due to the extra quarter day.
A specific period in someone's life, often used to denote age.
She celebrated her 30th year with a big party.
(plural years) Age or length of time someone has lived.
He still looks youthful despite his sixty years.
yearadjective
Relating to, covering, or lasting for a period of one year; occurring every year.
The committee presented a year plan outlining the project's milestones.
yearsnoun
A period of twelve months, especially from January 1 to December 31, used to measure time.
The project took three years to complete.
A specific period in history or in a person's life, often used to denote age or experience.
In her younger years, she traveled extensively.
The time taken by the Earth to make one revolution around the sun, approximately 365.25 days.
A leap year occurs every four years to account for the extra quarter day.
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