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Meanings of almanac in English
An annual publication including weather forecasts and other miscellaneous information arranged according to the calendar of a given year.
Usage of almanac in English
1
The discussion in the Junto settled the question of issuing the almanac.
2
Grisham said he kept an almanac of baby names on his desk.
3
His information from the weather bureau differs from that of the almanac.
4
Then procuring an almanac, he passed it to the judge and jury.
5
The screw, upon which the movable almanac turned, was constantly getting loose.
6
Colonel Swan, a Harvard man, is the present publisher of the almanac.
7
Then there was an almanac, and a book about stones and earth.
8
As far as the almanac was concerned, this information was sufficient.
9
Read it in an almanac when I was in short trousers.
10
Then came the first of the year and no almanac and no calendar.
11
According to the almanac the boat must be called the Saint-Martin.
12
Presently he returns to read in heavy tones from the almanac.
13
This evening ought certainly to be described in the theatre almanac.
14
In connection with it, the Americans intend to bring out a nautical almanac.
15
Once a year comes the labour of preparing the sheet almanac.
16
He showed me an almanac, which had a great circulation in the district.
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Almanac through the time
Almanac across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common