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Oxford Spanish Dictionary

year [Am jɪr, Brit jɪə, jəː] N

1. year (period of time):

it costs $500 a year
by the year 2020
para el año 2020
in the year 1984 form
en el año 1984
I'm 12 years old
she got five years inf
the year one or Brit the year dot inf

2.1. year <years, pl > (a long time):

that was years ago
he looks years older
it put years on me
it put years on me

2.2. year <years, pl > (age):

desde chica LatAm
he must be well on in years

3.1. year:

year SCHOOL, UNIV
year SCHOOL, UNIV

3.2. year:

-year [Am jɪr, Brit jɪə, jəː] SUFFIX

light year N astron

year-on-year [ˈjɪrɑːnˈjɪr, ˈjɪərɒnˈjɪə(r)] ADJ attr

school year N

senior year N (in US)

gap year

gap year N Brit:

financial year N Brit

leap year N

off year N Am

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engleski
engleski
španski
španski

year [jɪəʳ, Am jɪr] N

1. year (twelve months):

£5000 a year
for his years
I'm eight years old
years ago
it's taken me years to ...
it'll be years before...
over the years

2. year SCHOOL, UNIV:

Phrases:

(since) the year dot Brit, Aus
to put years on sb
to take years off sb

light year N

to be light years away inf

tax year N

leap year N

year-long [ˌjɪəˈlɒŋ, Am ˈjɪrlɑ:ŋ] ADJ

financial year N

years of suffering no pl
the pre-war years
španski
španski
engleski
engleski
lasting 20 years
occurring every 20 years
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year [jɪr] N

1. year (twelve months):

$5000 a year
I'm eight years old
years ago
it's taken me years to...
it'll be years before...
over the years

2. year SCHOOL, UNIV:

Phrases:

to put years on sb
to take years off (of) sb

light-year N

to be light-years away inf

tax year N

financial year N

leap year N

calendar year N

New Year N

1. New Year:

2. New Year (opening weeks of year):

the postwar years
the postwar years