seasonal 的 2 个定义
- a seasonal product, employee, etc.: to hire seasonals.
seasonal 近义词
等同于 intermittent
seasonal 的近义词 35 个
- fitful
- infrequent
- occasional
- periodic
- recurrent
- recurring
- alternate
- arrested
- broken
- by bits and pieces
- checked
- cyclic
- cyclical
- discontinuing
- discontinuous
- epochal
- every other
- here and there
- hit-or-miss
- interrupted
- isochronal
- isochronous
- iterant
- iterative
- metrical
- now and then
- on and off
- periodical
- punctuated
- rhythmic
- rhythmical
- serial
- shifting
- spasmodic
- stop-and-go
seasonal 的反义词 8 个
等同于 migrant/migratory
等同于 odd
等同于 perennial
等同于 periodic
seasonal 的近义词 34 个
- annual
- intermittent
- monthly
- occasional
- recurrent
- recurring
- regular
- repeated
- routine
- sporadic
- weekly
- yearly
- periodical
- alternate
- at various times
- centennial
- cyclic
- cyclical
- daily
- epochal
- every once in a while
- every so often
- fluctuating
- hourly
- infrequent
- isochronal
- isochronous
- on certain occasions
- on-again-off-again
- orbital
- perennial
- rhythmic
- serial
- spasmodic
seasonal 的反义词 7 个
等同于 routine
seasonal 的近义词 34 个
- annual
- intermittent
- monthly
- occasional
- recurrent
- recurring
- regular
- repeated
- routine
- sporadic
- weekly
- yearly
- periodical
- alternate
- at various times
- centennial
- cyclic
- cyclical
- daily
- epochal
- every once in a while
- every so often
- fluctuating
- hourly
- infrequent
- isochronal
- isochronous
- on certain occasions
- on-again-off-again
- orbital
- perennial
- rhythmic
- serial
- spasmodic
seasonal 的反义词 7 个
等同于 seasonable
等同于 migratory
等同于 migrational
等同于 on-again, off-again
seasonal 的近义词 36 个
- alternate
- arrested
- broken
- by bits and pieces
- checked
- cyclic
- cyclical
- discontinuing
- discontinuous
- epochal
- every other
- fitful
- here and there
- hit-or-miss
- infrequent
- interrupted
- isochronal
- isochronous
- iterant
- iterative
- metrical
- now and then
- occasional
- on and off
- periodic
- periodical
- punctuated
- recurrent
- recurring
- rhythmic
- rhythmical
- serial
- shifting
- spasmodic
- sporadic
- stop-and-go
等同于 transmigratory
等同于 cyclical
更多seasonal例句
- Hershey is scaling back its production of seasonal treats—think items like Reese’s Pumpkins—in favor of traditional products and packaging, which are easier to sell off if inventory is left over.
- A few times a year, forecasters draw up seasonal predictions, which rely on very different types of information than the current weather conditions that feed short-term forecasts.
- Almost all of those gains were in education, and that’s where we may run into problems with the way the BLS’s seasonal adjustments — which follow the ebb and flow of employment under normal circumstances — account for monthly changes.
- This is particularly useful if you sell a variety of seasonal products online.
- The World Health Organization coordinates a Global Influenza Surveillance and Response System, which gathers data from member countries to monitor seasonal and pandemic flu.
- Florida, with its large seasonal migrations of northeasterners, is also now a wine-wise state.
- For additional information on seasonal depression, head to the National Institute of Mental Health.
- Studies show seasonal affective disorder is four times more common in women than men.
- After all, you prepare your home, car, garden and other things for the seasonal change, so why not your body?
- Construction would require around 10,400 seasonal workers for stretches that would last either four or eight months.
- It was a device that accomplished, two thousand years ago, the function of our proud Bureau of Seasonal Gratuities.
- Sun worship was of great antiquity in Babylonia, but appears to have been seasonal in its earliest phases.
- The results were as follows:—The seasonal and monthly means in the tree and in the air were not sensibly different.
- A very potent safeguard against the seasonal fever is arrack, being country spirit of a golden tint and undisciplined taste.
- As in India, that condition heralded change in weather, its seasonal recurrence so regular that it is reckoned on to a day.