the period of time during which a particular sports competition or league is held

quarter of a year; a three-month period used for financial records or sports seasons

The coldest season of the year, which in China usually refers to the three months between the beginning of winter and the beginning of spring.

a time of year characterized by a particular climate, agricultural activity, or social period

the second season of the year; typically refers to the period from the beginning of summer to the beginning of autumn in the lunar calendar

third place in a competition; bronze medalist

the autumn season; the third season of the year, traditionally considered to be from the beginning of autumn to the beginning of winter

the first season of the year; springtime; the three-month period between winter and summer

The first three months of a financial or calendar year.

The four seasons of the year: spring, summer, autumn, and winter; often used to mean all year round.

the third quarter of a year, especially in a financial or academic context

The time of year when a business is most active, a product is most plentiful, or participation in an activity is highest

the second quarter of a calendar or financial year

The slow season for business or tourism when there is less activity or production

describes something that changes or appears only during certain times of the year; seasonality

the first quarter of a year or the first season of a television series

The season of the year characterized by frequent and heavy rainfall.

The four seasons of the year; throughout the whole year

a financial or informational report published every three months; quarterly publication

The season or period when flowers are in full bloom

A wind system that changes direction significantly with the seasons, typically blowing from the sea to the land in summer and from the land to the sea in winter.

Tymoshenko; specifically Yulia Tymoshenko (born 1960), a prominent Ukrainian politician

The change of seasons or transition from one season to another

Chinese rose (Rosa chinensis), an evergreen or semi-evergreen shrub with thorny stems that blooms year-round; also known as [[月季花|月季花|yue4 ji4 hua1]] or [[月月红|月月紅|yue4 yue4 hong2]]

The first quarter of a year; also refers to the first season of something, such as a television show or a crop cycle. crop cycle.

Ji Xianlin (1911-2009), a famous Chinese linguist, Indologist, and writer

green bean; kidney bean; French bean; runner bean

Rice grown and harvested twice in the same field within one year.

A publication that is issued once every three months.

The climate is mild and pleasant throughout the year, as if it were always spring.

A period of the year characterized by little or no rainfall.

Karadžić, a Serbian surname; refers specifically to Radovan Karadžić (1945–), former Bosnian Serb leader and convicted war criminal, or Vuk Karadžić (1787–1864), a Serbian linguist

The Chinese rose, a flowering plant known for its long blooming season; also refers specifically to the flower itself

Rice grown in a field that is planted and harvested only once per year.

the characteristic appearance or nature of a landscape or biological community during a specific season

A temporary worker employed for a specific season to perform seasonal tasks

Not in the current season; used to describe produce or goods produced or sold outside of their natural time of year

A historical figure from the Chu state known for his integrity and for keeping his promises; he served as a general under [[项羽|項羽|xiang4 yu3]] and later as an official in the Han dynasty.

The season of the year with the least amount of rain, characterized by dry air moving from the land toward the ocean.

a promise that can be realized

youngest son; also used to refer to a youngest brother

The last month of autumn, referring to the ninth month of the lunar calendar.

calamondin or calamansi, a hybrid citrus fruit often used in cooking or as an ornamental plant

(literary) elder and younger brothers; brothers

The season when wheat is harvested

the busiest or most flourishing period of time; the most popular season for a specific activity

Li Jilan or [[李冶|李冶|li3 ye3]] (713-784), a female poet of the Tang dynasty

Poti, a port city in Georgia on the coast of the Black Sea