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Meanings of winter (winters) in English
The coldest season of the year; in the northern hemisphere it extends from the winter solstice to the vernal equinox.
Usage of winters in English
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Recent winters have been particularly snowy, adding extra water to water reservoirs.
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Milder winters might also be responsible for the increased number, he said.
3
Unusually dry winters and higher water consumption could shorten this deadline considerably.
4
We've had some easy winters recently, I suppose we should be grateful.
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The snows do not whiten it; it hath been there many winters.
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New York winters are very different from the winters of my youth.
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Abundant in the spring and fall migrations, and winters on the Coast.
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The disadvantage we have here is in the winters being so long.
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The soldiers who struggled here practically spent two winters in the water.
10
Vanessa asked, Are their doghouses really warm enough in the brutal winters?
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For Archie had undoubtedly, in previous winters, been the great social attraction.
12
Steppe horses were hardy animals, adapted to the rigors of harsh winters.
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Despite historically brutal winters, many Chicagoans have come to fear warmer temperatures.
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The summers are hotter than in England, and the winters much colder.
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After that many men in Iceland spent their winters in writing books.
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There are a growing number of die-hards who ride through mild winters.
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Winters through the time
Winters across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
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