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  - yaw
  - yawl
  - yawn
  - yawning
  - yaws
  - ye
  - yea
  - yeah
  - year
  - year-round
  - yearbook
  - yearling
  - yearlong
  - yearly
  - yearn
  - yearning
  - years ago
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year

UK:^*^*UK and possibly other pronunciationsUK and possibly other pronunciations/ˈjɪə^r/US:USA pronunciation: IPA and respellingUSA pronunciation: IPA/jɪr/ ,USA pronunciation: respelling(yēr)

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English Usage

주요 번역
영어	한국어
year n	(January to December)	일년 명
There are twelve months in a year.
일년에 열 두달이 있다.
year n	(365 or 366 days) (365일)	일년 명
This project will take at least a year to finish.
이 프로젝트를 끝내는 데 적어도 일년이 걸릴 것이다.

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추가 번역
영어	한국어
year n	(period within a year) (학교, 회계 등 특정 목적으로 구분하는)	일 년 단위, ~ 연도
The school year starts in September and ends in June.
한 학년은 9월에 시작해 6월에 끝난다.
year n	(class of students)	~년 졸업반
Our class is the Year of 2010.

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복합형태:
영어	한국어
all year round, all the year round adv	(throughout the year)	일 년 내내, 연중 내내
I'd love to live in a climate where I could garden all year round.
calendar year n	(365 days: 1 January to 31 December)	만 1년
This ticket must be used within one calendar year.
Chinese New Year n	(holiday)	설날, 설, 구정
every year adv	(annually)	매년, 해마다 부
We celebrate Christmas every year.
fifty-year-old n	(person: 50 years of age)	50세, 50세의
On average, a twenty-year-old sees three times better than a fifty-year-old.
gap year n	(school-leaver's one-year break)	고등학교 졸업 후 대학 입학 전에 1년간 여행 혹은 사회 생활 체험을 하며 보내는 기간
We offer paid placements for students in their gap year.
I'm not sure how I want to spend my gap year.
happy New Year n	(1st January well-wishes)	새해 인사, 신년 인사
They all clinked glasses and wished each other a happy New Year.
Happy New Year! interj	(1st January greeting)	새해 복 많이 받으세요!
Happy New Year!" they all shouted drunkenly.
Happy New Year! interj	(greeting: start of lunar year)	새해 복 많이 받으세요!
leap year n	(year: February has 29 days)	윤년
Leap year always falls in even years.
new year n	(period: start of year)	새해, 신년
The new year starts on the 1st of January.
New Year n	(celebration: start of year) (새해 인사에서의)	새해, 신년
Happy New Year!
New Year's Day n	(1st January)	신정, 새해 첫날, 1월 1일
In the US, New Year's Day is often celebrated watching the Pasadena Rose Parade followed by football games.
next year adv	(during the year after this one)	내년에, 다음 해에
We hope to see you again next year.
Reception, Reception Year n	UK (England, Wales: first school year, 4-5) (영국)	학교 첫 해
repeat a year v expr	informal (retake studies)	한 해를 더 보내다
Mark failed his exams so he'll have to repeat a year in college.
school year n	(academic year: autumn to summer)	학년
The 2009-10 school year began on August 25th.
see in the New Year v expr	(celebrate changing of year)	새해를 맞다
How did you see in the New Year?
this year adv	(during the current year)	올해 명
They've decided to get married this year.
time of year n	(season)	때, 해, 년
It's been very cold for the time of year.
year group n	(students in same school year)	같은 학년
year to date n	(from start of year to now)	연초부터 지금까지 부
Our income has fallen during the year to date. How much tax have you already paid in the year to date?
year-round adj	(lasting all year)	연중 계속되는
Most students resist plans to implement year-round schooling.
yearlong (US), year-long (UK) adj	(lasting all year)	1년 내내, 1년에 걸친 형
The patient died after a yearlong struggle to overcome cancer.
-year-old suffix	(being of the specified age) (나이)	~살인 형
I have a 15-year-old son.
-year-old suffix	([sth] or [sb] of the specified age) (나이)	~살 명
(격식)	~세 명
Jennie teaches a class of 30 five-year-olds.