Synonym: annual, annually, each year, every year, yearbook. Similar words: early, yearling, nearly, clearly, not nearly, early bird, early warning, year after year. Meaning: ['jɪrlɪ /'jɪə- ,'jɜː-] 
n. a reference book that is published regularly once every year. adj. occurring or payable every year. adv. without missing a year.
n. a reference book that is published regularly once every year. adj. occurring or payable every year. adv. without missing a year. 
Random good picture Not show
181 The yearly or the biennial visit is the rainbow on the horizon.
182 Mr. Shen Mingcong, an alumnus, giving a lecture during his yearly visit to GDPZ.
183 From England the Pope received yearly the Peter's Pence, and from all countries that acknowledged his feudal jurisdiction he was entitled to a definite annual tribute.
184 Results: Asepsis cognition of the medical staff raises and acceptance rate of supervision items raises yearly.
185 One bulb of the most sought-after variety , the flaming red-striped Semper Augustus,[sentencedict.com] sold for twice the yearly income of a rich merchant.
186 So Groundhog Day makes a good yearly spur to ask: "What would my perfect day be?" It might be easier than you think to arrange it.
187 An amount paid yearly or at regular intervals, often on a guaranteed dollar basis.
188 There are plenty of accidents and many overturned buses on a yearly basis. There are sheer drop offs of more than 1000 feet without a safety guard rail.
189 Why do we have to get vaccinated yearly which against influenza?
190 The landlord may choose to pay the accrued interest on a monthly or yearly basis.
191 Once you understand those basic costs of outages, you next need to determine the acceptable total yearly cost of downtime ? ?" i.e. how much business or productivity can you afford to lose each year?
192 And many linguists and language researchers have made a lot of efforts to explore the rater behaviors in the writing evaluation of the yearly National Matriculation English Test (NMET).
193 Obama and Keyes were both part of Chicago's yearly Bud Billiken Parade, which runs through the city's South Side.
194 Do you know that you can check out your yearly luck through face reading?
195 The land development fee may be collected by the land development unit in one lump sum or by yearly installments.
196 In Europe, the AEX of Netherlands, DAX of Germany, and SMI of Switzerland all broke to new yearly lows.
197 As a rule(sentencedict.com), the yearly rental fee depends on the size of the box.
198 That company takes in between $ 25000 and 50000 of taxable income yearly.
199 Just as tune-up for your car can improve your gas mileage, a yearly turn-up of your heating and cooling system can improve effiency and comfort.
200 The results show that there exist the considerably regional, seasonal, yearly and interdecadal changes of the air column PW over the QXPS.
201 I do not get yearly check-ups. But I probably should get a medical exam by a doctor every year.
202 Annual fee required for yearly maintenance and updating , 3 years acceptable.
203 Hong Kong company yearly check, make account book declare dutiable goods, auditing, professional accountants and lawyers service.
204 The change in the method of levying an individual's income tax is based on the yearly lump-sum bonus, which has a direct effect on the way of granting the yearly lump-sum bonus.
205 The land development fee may be calculated and collected by the land development unit in a lump-sum, or by yearly installments.
206 To assist the production Manager in preparing yearly budget and cost control.
207 The investment company institute says the average yearly costs that of a mutual fund is a little over 1% of the amount invested, and costs continue to drop.
208 The yearly amount of carbon-14 has been carefully monitored and is well known.
209 How does the monarch butterfly travel thousands of kilometres on its yearly migration?
210 The African Development Bank held its yearly meeting in Shanghai, China earlier this month.
More similar words: early, yearling, nearly, clearly, not nearly, early bird, early warning, year after year, regularly, similarly, year, singularly, years, yearn, particularly, this year, yearning, next year, yearbook, yesteryear, pearl, fiscal year, earlier, calendar year, fearless, pearl harbor, pearlescent, cast pearls before swine, near and dear, wear and tear.