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Significados de biennial en inglés

Occurring every second year.

Términos relacionados

Having a life cycle lasting two seasons.

Occurring every two years.

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Examples for "biannual"
Examples for "biannual"
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Methods: We prospectively followed biannual clinical and echocardiographic assessments in 215 patients.
Pubmed
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This biannual journal of contemporary writing features fiction, poetry, non-fiction and photography.
The Irish Times
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It also runs the biannual stress test of leading EU lenders.
Reuters
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This week Paris has been hosting the biannual extravaganza of haute-couture fashion week.
The Irish Times
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Five special category prizes have been included in the biannual agricultural journalism awards.
The Irish Times
Uso de biennial en inglés
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The city is hosting the biennial competition over four days from tomorrow.
Radio NZ
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The biennial trip to Dublin, in particular, is looked forward to eagerly.
The Irish Times
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Elections in the Senate are of three sorts: annual, biennial, and extraordinary.
The Commonwealth of Oceana
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The biennial fly-by of the planet Mars is causing quite a stir.
The Irish Times
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Incident proteinuria was assessed at biennial examinations during the next 10 years.
Pubmed
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The biennial event has previously been held in Barcelona, Munich and Turin.
The Irish Times
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Such fairs have eclipsed the biennial assailant presentation mechanisms of the moment.
The new yorker
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Paterson was Executive Director of the biennial New Zealand Festival and… Audio
Radio NZ
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The patients were followed prospectively with annual or biennial endoscopy and biopsy.
Pubmed
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Go to any Chelsea gallery or international biennial and you'll find it.
Radio NZ
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Eva International, Ireland's biennial exhibition of contemporary art, is based in Limerick.
The Irish Times
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A proclamation was issued forbidding the coming biennial elections to be held.
History of Liberia / Johns Hopkins University Studies in Histori...
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The legislative sessions were made biennial instead of annual, as of old.
School History of North Carolina : from 1584 to the present time
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A biennial is sown one year, blossoms the next and then dies.
The Library of Work and Play: Gardening and Farming.
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She will be protesting on the fringes of the six-day biennial event.
Reuters
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At Romania's biennial classical music festival, Wang played Tchaikovsky's Piano Concerto No.
Reuters
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