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 year-round ['jɪr`raʊnd] 添加此单词到默认生词本
a. 一年到头的, 整年的



    year-round
    [ adj ]
    operating or continuing throughout the year
    <adj.all>
    a year-round resorta year-round job


    1. Association leaders felt badly served when the town of 3,500 year-round residents sent a bill for $2,500 for taxes on the garage property despite the group's nonprofit status.
    2. The problems facing the winner are daunting and long festering: racial polarization among the 35,400 year-round residents, crime and trash-ridden empty lots, all dominated by a multibillion-dollar casino industry that attracts 32 million visitors a year.
    3. Turkeys are topical right now, but farmers say America's growing preoccupation with health has turned the birds into a year-round money-maker.
    4. Barbara Romey, a director of Quest, an organization of Los Angeles parents opposed to year-round schools, argued that many middle-class parents will remove their children from the district as a result of the school board's action.
    5. At the start of the weekend, businessmen in the town of 260,000 year-round residents had hoped for a large turnout to offset a slow summer.
    6. Nevertheless it will be the same air and water year-round.
    7. I believe you omitted mention of one of the most significant and promising of all the new trends however, that of the move toward a year-round learning cycle as exemplified by certain districts in California, Utah and elsewhere.
    8. A sizable minority supported the notion of year-round classes.
    9. The island has roughly 2,500 property owners, three golf courses and 250 year-round residents.
    10. The result has been to push a seasonal seaside holiday hotel into the business-traveller market, achieving an 85 per cent year-round occupancy rate. 'People think it's all high-tech,' says Mr Swift.
    11. New England Electric System's New England Power unit signed contracts with two Canadian natural-gas suppliers for year-round deliveries of 35 million cubic feet of natural gas a day.
    12. More families are choosing to live here year-round, filing for unemployment benefits and hoping to find piecework during the off-season.
    13. According to Mr Perrault, 'the economics may rest on power and a year-round port, but it was the young and well-educated workforce that made the smooth start-up possible.
    14. It is not enough for Mr. Jessey to know that the pool is open year-round and at all hours: He wants a room overlooking the pool to check in advance how crowded it is.
    15. Twenty-six states already provide year-round coverage.
    16. This year, we opened it up to the community," Gingrich said last week. "Each piece of mail is handled individually." Although the postmark is available year-round, the mail requesting it peaks as Feb. 14 approaches.
    17. Many residents tend small vegetable plots in a country with virtually a year-round growing season.
    18. Summer residents of the blue-collar fishing town of Gloucester, located an hour northeast of Boston, use Mr. McNeil's services more frequently than year-round residents.
    19. The Guthrie is a company of actors _ 23 at last count _ who have made a nearly year-round commitment to the regional theater and its artistic director Garland Wright.
    20. Students and teachers at the schools now on year-round schedules said the plan works well, with only a few minor glitches.
    21. The discontinuance is part of an overall strategy to scrap sales events in favor of year-round value pricing, said William H. Whyte, an analyst with Stephens Inc. in Little Rock.
    22. Oak Ridge was chosen because the government could get land for a reasonable price, there was a good labor supply, the climate allowed year-round construction and the inland location made the project safe from foreign attack.
    23. "Catfish in the Southeast are preyed upon most by anhingas (locally called water turkeys) and kingfishers during the spring and summer months," Martin said. "Herons and cormorants cause problems year-round.
    24. Expanding from $12 million to $50 million a proposed Fund for Innovation and Reform of Schools and Teaching to give each state $1 million for an experimental district trying such concepts as parental choice, merit pay or year-round schools.
    25. The district adopted a policy two years ago to implement the year-round system in all schools by the 1991-92 year.
    26. The co-op plans to produce 28 crops in a year-round rotation; plans also include more families joining and establishing their own farms.
    27. As for buying work, the co-ops were open year-round, a sharp contrast to the days when a potential buyer would appear maybe once a year.
    28. An additional $150 million would go to the Head Start pre-school program that now reaches about 500,000 3- and 4-year-olds per year with the aim of turning those facilities into all-day, year-round child care centers.
    29. The NCAA also approved a plan to conduct random, year-round drug testing of players in major football programs.
    30. There are 35,400 year-round residents of the city.
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