annual

• Que ocurre, se hace o se produce una vez al año; que dura un año o se calcula por años.

Occurring, done, or produced once a year.

1. Occurring once a yearA2formal

   Happening every year or once per year.

   anual

   • The company holds an annual meeting in December.
   • Her annual salary is quite competitive.
   • We celebrate our annual family reunion.

   Sinónimosyearly

2. For one yearB1formal

   Relating to or lasting for a period of one year.

   anual (que dura un año)

   • The annual report shows impressive growth.
   • He signed an annual contract with the team.
   • The annual fee covers all membership benefits.

   Sinónimosyearlongyearly

3. Growing or living for one yearB2formalscientific

   A plant that completes its life cycle within one year.

   anual (planta que completa su ciclo en un año)

   • Marigolds are popular annual flowers in gardens.
   • Farmers plant annual crops like wheat and corn.
   • These annual plants need to be replanted each spring.

   Antónimosperennial

• Sustantivo que designa una publicación, como un libro, revista o informe, que se edita una vez al año, a menudo con resúmenes, historias o información correspondiente a ese año.

A noun referring to a book, magazine, or other publication issued once a year, often containing summaries, stories, or information for that year.

1. Yearly publicationB1formal

   A book or magazine published once a year, often containing special content or summaries.

   Publicación anual

   • The school publishes an annual with photos and achievements.
   • I bought the company's annual for the financial reports.
   • The sports annual lists all the winners from last year.

   Sinónimosalmanacyearbookyearly

2. Plant that completes life cycle in one yearB2formalscientific

   A plant that grows, flowers, produces seeds, and dies within a single year.

   Planta anual

   • Marigolds are popular annuals for summer gardens.
   • Farmers plant annual crops like wheat and corn.
   • These annual flowers need to be replanted every spring.