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season
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sea·son1 /ˈsiːzən/ ●●● S2 W1 noun
1 time of year 一年中的季节 [countableC]TMC one of the main periods into which a year is divided, each of which has a particular type of weather. The seasons are spring, summer, autumn, and winter 季节
2 usual time for STH 某事通常发生的时期 [countableC usually singular]TMCPERIOD OF TIME a period of time in a year during which a particular activity takes place, or during which something usually happens 〔每年某事通常发生的〕季节
the racing/fishing/hunting etc season
out of season (=when an activity is not allowed) 在禁止时期
season for
the rainy/wet/dry season (=the time when it rains a lot or does not rain at all) 雨季/旱季
3 holiday 假期 [singular, uncountableU] the time of the year when most people take their holidays 度假旺季
high/peak season (=the busiest part of this time) 旺季/高峰季节
tourist season (also holiday season British English)
the holiday season American EnglishAmE (=Thanksgiving to New Year, including Christmas, Hanukkah etc) 〔感恩节到新年期间包括圣诞节、献殿节等在内的〕节期，节假期
the festive season British EnglishBrE (=Christmas and New Year) 圣诞节节期〔即圣诞节和新年〕
4 fashion 时装 [singular]DCC the time in each year when new styles of clothes, hair etc are produced and become fashionable 〔一年中新款式时装、新发型等的〕流行期
5 be in/out of season vegetables and fruit that are in season are cheap and easily available because it is the time of year when they are ready to eat. If they are out of season, they are expensive or not available 〔蔬菜、水果〕当令的/不合时令的
6 films, plays etc 电影/戏剧等 [countableC usually singular]AMT a series of films, plays, television programmes etc that are shown during a particular period of time 〔一系列电影、戏剧、电视节目等的〕会演期，上演期，献演期
summer/fall etc season
8. season’s greetings XX written used on cards to tell someone you hope they have a happy Christmas, Hanukkah etc 节日快乐〔圣诞节、献殿节等写在贺卡上的祝词〕
9. the season of goodwill old-fashionedPERIOD OF TIME the time around Christmas 圣诞节期间
→ close season, open season, silly seasonExamples from the Corpus
the season of goodwill• It was, after all, the season of goodwill or something very close.• This may be the season of goodwill, but the Imperial Presidency is back with a vengeance.• Christmas was coming, the season of goodwill and new bikes, but Henry wasn't looking forward to it at all.• It's the kind of message that just might, during the season of goodwill, persuade drivers not to drink.• That had always struck me as pretty morbid, but this was the season of goodwill to all men.
n COLLOCATIONS – Meaning 2: a period of time in a year during which a particular activity takes place, or during which something usually happens
ADJECTIVES/NOUN + season
a good/successful season
The club has had another successful season.
a poor/disappointing season
It's been a disappointing season for Arsenal.
the football/cricket etc season
The football season will be starting soon.
the hunting/shooting/fishing season
Autumn was traditionally the hunting season.
the holiday season (=when most people go on holiday)
The roads are always busy during the holiday season.
the tourist season (=when a lot of tourists visit an area)
It's almost impossible to get a hotel room in the tourist season.
the rainy/wet/dry season (=when the weather is rainy, wet, dry etc)
In the rainy season, roads became a quagmire.
the growing/planting etc season (=for growing or planting crops)
The growing season is short in these mountainous areas.
the festive season (=the period around Christmas)
More people are choosing to go abroad for the festive season.
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season• Smith should own the record outright by the third or fourth game of the 2001 season.• Although around 12 eggs in a season is normal, one female observed during filming of a television programme laid 25.• Match receipts and season tickets brought in 5.7m.• When does the baseball season start?• The latest challenge is to promote the LSO's winter concert season.• The network has several new dramas lined up for the fall season.• Fiddlehead season runs from April to June, depending on locale.• Foxes become very noisy at the height of the mating season.• The Bulls would consider re-signing him next season.• He was phoning to wish us all the best for the season, which was really nice.• The season is a marathon, not a sprint.• The Lakers need to work on their defense this season.• Some had other jobs, although their lives tended to be bleak out of tourist season.• Phillies catching prospect Eric Schreimann spent part of the last two seasons playing for the Boll Weevils.
the football/cricket etc season• The football season will be starting soon.• Gazza moved out to the villa in July to acclimatise before the football season kicked off.• Admittedly it was only March, but the cricket season could never come too early for Hilary.• But of course the football season hasn't ended yet.• Dora Westbourne was a catch in one way, but in the cricket season a decided liability.• When the football season ended, these warrior bands literally vanished.
high/peak season• It housed, at high season, forty-five people.• Room prices range from $ 56 to $ 72 during high season to $ 29 to $ 46 during low.• Expect to pay $ 115 for a cabin that sleeps four during peak season.• And they certainly have a wonderful range, at an average of £1,000 per week during peak season.• There is live music on the terrace in high season.• A piano bar operates several times a week in high season.• A two night self-drive weekend break from their Winter-Inn programme staying at Les Trois Mousquetaires costs £181 per person high season.• A single this time of year, high season, runs a minimum of $ 295.
summer/fall etc season• Recently scaled back under fiscal duress, the symphony has a 31-week winter and summer season and a full-time staff of 21.• Unlike the trams, they are only seen during the summer season.• Opera buffs will enjoy the summer season at Glyndebourne, 3 miles away.• A programme will be produced in time for the summer season and Welcome will continue to keep Friends informed.• In the summer season her troubles were born of her prosperity.• The new collective bargaining agreement called for 10 weeks of subscription programs plus a four-week summer season.
the mating/breeding season• The breeding season lasts from late spring until late summer, depending to some degree upon temperature.• Sexing is by coloration, the male is a reddish colour, deepening during the breeding season.• They tend to favour mountains, moorland and sea cliffs in the breeding seasons, and estuaries and coasts in winter.• Pressure from recreation on these open areas is usually considerable, with consequently much disturbance to birds particularly in the breeding season.• During its water-living phase in the breeding season, the newt becomes quite fish-like.• Outside the breeding season they form flocks, sometimes numbering thousands.• Spawning takes place with varying frequency throughout the breeding season.
Examples from the Corpus
From Longman Business Dictionary
seasonsea·son /ˈsiːzən/ noun
[countableC, uncountableU]COMMERCETRAVEL a period of time in the year when most business is done, or the time of year when something happens
→ dead season → high season → low season → off seasonA full shuttle service is not expected until after the summer tourist season.
You can get some cheap travel deals out of season (=during the period of time when most people do not travel).
(1300-1400) Old French saison, from Latin satio “act of planting seeds”, from serere “to sow”
season2 sea·son1 noun →n COLLOCATIONS1season2 verbSeason, then
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