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Meanings
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1. period; time
Noun
2. opportunity; chance; occasion
Noun
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Geolegy
3. age
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4. term (e.g. in office)
5. session (e.g. of parliament)
6. stage (e.g. of a disease)
7. season (e.g. of a TV series)
Alt. forms
Pitch accent
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Used in vocabulary (188 in total)
fishing season
session (of a legislature)
period (of life) when one is enjoying more romantic attention than usual
same period; corresponding period; same year (of graduation, entering a company, etc.); contemporary; synchronization; synchronism
expectation; anticipation; forecast
the present term; the present session
the last stage
glacial period; glacial epoch; glacial era; tough period; drought (of opportunities, jobs, etc.)
stage of ennui (esp. in one's married life); period of lassitude; lethargic period; rut
long-term
transition period
postpartum period; postnatal period; puerperal period; puerperium
time; season; period; phase; stage
period; term; interval
next term; next period; next version; next release
term; period; time frame; time limit; deadline; cutoff (date)
a period (of time)
(early) childhood
period of an apprentice's contract (usu. ten years); apprenticeship; indentureship; one-year period
rebellious phase; rebellious age
growth period; growing season
fixed date; appointed date; set date; deadline; due date
short-term
cycle; period
heyday; golden age
mating season; estrus (oestrus); estrum; the rut
time of death; one's final hour; one's end
summer term (e.g. school); summer period
end of term
term of office
first term; first half-year; preceding period; early period
middle period; medium-term
irregular (schedule, service, etc.); indeterminate (length of time); staggered (payments)
golden age; prime; heyday; season (for fruit, vegetables, etc.); best time
prison term
two periods; two terms
marriageable age; chance of marriage
suitable age (esp. for marriage); marriageable age
next term
dawn (of a new era, civilization, etc.); dawning
youth; adolescence
busy period; busy season
childhood; infancy
stable period; period of stability; stable stage of pregnancy (i.e. 12th week and onwards, when risk of miscarriage decreases)
harvest time
unexpectedly; accidentally; by chance
breeding season
second term; second stage
peak period; pinnacle; prime; zenith; glory days
turning point; transition phase
early childhood
building time; construction period
indefinite; unlimited; life imprisonment
expiration (of a term); maturity (e.g. investment); serving one's (full) time
golden age; golden era
slack season for farmers; leisure season for farmers
busy farming season
period when one's voice changes; (age of) puberty
Meiji period (1868-1912)
half-term; half-time; half period
quarter (of a year)
plateau (e.g. in weight loss); (period of) stagnation
prime of one's life; stage of maturity
period of rapid growth (especially Japan's period of rapid economic growth after WWII)
cycle; period
expected; anticipated; hoped for; expectation
dormant season
convalescence
final stage; terminal stage
adolescence; youth
period of maturity; adolescence; puberty
eclipse period (in viral lifecycle); eclipse phase; dark age
spawning season; breeding season; laying period
second half of the (fiscal) year
accounting period
initial stages; first stage; early period; pioneer days; beginning; outset
phase of decline; ebb; twilight
time of great change; era of reform
second half of the year; second half of the fiscal year
incubation period
terrible twos (developmental stage in toddlers)
off period; off season; slack season
millennium
interphase; interkinesis; midcycle
definite (period or term)
coldest period
initial stage; early period; early days; early years
infancy; babyhood
half life
the last half-year; second half of the year
acute phase
perinatal period
mating season
hunting season
moulting season; molting season
the first half-year; first half of the year
ovulation phase
anthesis; flowering season
time of year when television and radio replace programs (usu. spring and fall)
lactation period
transition, cutover period
infancy; in cradle
formative period (e.g. of nation); formative year
current term (period)
time of the creation; beginning of the world
one's full maturity
adult period; adulthood
first half of the (fiscal) year
menopause; menopausal
weaning period
chronic phase
closed season for fishing or hunting
rainy season
growth period
ideal time
upturn; increment phase; rise period
dry season
every term
new season (e.g. of TV programming); new term
whole term; entire period
interwar period (1918-1939)
unexpected; accidental
oral phase; oral stage
time of delivery (of a child)
diastole; expansion phase
whole financial year; full business year
downturn; decrement phase
menstrual period
many periods
hunting season
dry season; dry spell; dry period
period of economic growth
worst period of time
anal stage
following accounting period; next term
lactation period
freezing or frost season
farming season
thawing season; spring thaw
phallic stage
luteal phase
post-term delivery; postmature delivery
(girl's arrival at) puberty
cycle (e.g. in business)
prodromal phase; prodrome
remission phase; period of remission
safe period
alluvial period
during a period; while
change of life; menopause
fishing season
rainy season
beginning of a term
sprouting season (of ears of grain)
molting season
staggered terms (applied to corporate directors as a defensive measure against hostile takeovers)
follicular phase; proliferative phase (of the estrous or menstrual cycle)
Chalcolithic; Copper Age
occupation period (e.g. post-WWII period during which the Allies occupied Japan)
refractory period
sleep onset REM period; SOREMP
thawing season; thaw; season when the ice melts
interphase death
at times of many visitors; busy times
leptotene
full-term birth; labor at term (labour); term delivery
epoch
(period of) postpartum rage; postpartum irritability
last period; previous period
same time (period)
earliest stage; very beginning; earliest phase; earliest days
post-term pregnancy
expulsion stage (of labour); expulsive stage
dilatation stage (of labour)
rain period; rainy season
adolescence; boyhood
puberty; period of secondary sex characteristics development
active phase (of an illness); duration of an episode
intake (esp. in a school, training program, etc.); cohort; batch; class
looking forward to; anticipating
Examples (3 in total)
The economy has entered a recession.
The plays of Shakespeare fall into four periods.
This is a work from Turner's mature period.