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Meanings of five-year period in English

Russian
lustrum
Portuguese
lustro
Spanish
quinquenio
Catalan
lustre

Unit of time, usually a five year period.

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lustrum
Usage of five-year period in English
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The developer now has a five-year period to act on the rights.
The South African
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Officials have said Iraq needs 2 million housing units in a five-year period.
Reuters
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In the preceding example, sales were fairly evenly distributed over a five-year period.
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Mr McCann said the target was to double turnover over a five-year period.
The Irish Times
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Grid power never dropped to zero during the entire five-year period.
Wired
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The 200-million kina bailout programme will run for a five-year period.
Radio NZ
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The winner will assume office in January for a five-year period.
Reuters
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In a five-year period, there were 136 gang killings, with only one conviction.
The outfit: the role of chicago's underworld in the shaping of m...
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There is a five-year period for phasing in new fees.
Reuters
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The court settlement calls for payments over a five-year period.
Reuters
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It could even be introduced over a five-year period as Andrew Lewin has suggested.
The Guardian
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He declined to provide an estimate for the five-year period.
Reuters
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Homicides and sexual offences actually decreased in the five-year period.
The Irish Times
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The new campaign sets a 25% target over a five-year period.
The Guardian
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However, MSD includes any assets over a five-year period prior to an application for assistance.
Radio NZ
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Currently, troops can be active for no more than 24 months in a five-year period.
Reuters
Translations for five-year period
Catalan
lustre