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Перевод: annual

[прилагательное]
ежегодный; годовой; годичный; погодный; однолетний;
[существительное]
ежегодник ; однолетнее растение;
[глагол]
кассировать

Тезаурус:

1. Once on holiday I saw a supposedly miraculous statue of the Madonna brought back to her resting place after making her annual tour of the capital city.
2. Some fishkeepers are less than enthusiastic about Apistogrammas because some of them are effectively annual fishes, dying off after producing a brood or two, at as early an age as 9-;10 months.
3. The brief Annual General Meeting account is depressing, reporting an overdraft, despite selling hay, manure and timber.
4. The abbey of Saint Pierre-aux-Monts had considerable vineyard holdings at Pierry, Chouilly and Cramant which collectively boasted an average annual production of around 400 hectolitres.
5. The Auditors' report on page 24 of the Annual Report and Accounts will be read at the Meeting.
6. Of particular importance to Chris, and economics teacher, is the fact that, by investing in DOUBLE PAYOUT and earning annual bonuses, his savings should keep pace with inflation.
7. The management has been restructured and refocused with responsibilities clearly defined, the annual cost base of the business has been reduced by some 280,000, and marketing plans are currently being put in place for next year.
8. Nurse peer Baroness Cox presented the awards at the RCN's Institute of Advanced Nursing Education annual ceremony at Westminster Central Hall in London.
9. The annual fees chargeable for the 1991-;92 academic year are:
10. It would suit the tobacco industry (annual profits worldwide 4 billion) to blur the distinction between smoking and non-smoking.
11. Old-time radio fans will remember the Commonwealth Christmas broadcasts when each hour-length programme was a complex amalgam of Commonwealth contributions, ending with the annual Christmas message from H.M.
12. It was first published by the Department of Health in 1983, and was then updated in successive annual reports of the NHS in England (DHSS, 1986).
13. On this plate was depicted a map of the heavens, and holes along the line of the ecliptic made it possible for a representation of the sun to be moved at intervals of a day or two in imitation of its annual motion.