season

season
'si:zn
1. noun
1) (one of the main divisions of the year according to the regular variation of the weather, length of day etc: The four seasons are spring, summer, autumn and winter; The monsoon brings the rainy season.) estación
2) (the usual, proper or suitable time for something: the football season.) temporada

2. verb
1) (to add salt, pepper, mustard etc to: She seasoned the meat with plenty of pepper.) sazonar, aliñar
2) (to let (wood) be affected by rain, sun etc until it is ready for use.) secar
- seasonal
- seasoned
- seasoning
- season ticket
- in season
- out of season

season n
1. estación
the four seasons are: spring, summer, autumn and winter las cuatro estaciones son: la primavera, el verano, el otoño y el invierno
2. temporada
the football season la temporada de fútbol
season
tr['siːzən]
noun
1 (of year) estación nombre femenino; (time) época; (for sport, theatre, social activity) temporada; (of films) ciclo
the dry/rainy season la estación seca/de las lluvias
the football/fishing season la temporada futbolística/de pesca
the mating season la época de celo, la época de apareamiento, el celo
the tourist season la temporada turística
transitive verb
1 (food) sazonar (with, con), condimentar (with, con)
2 (wood) secar
3 figurative use (person) avezar, acostumbrar
intransitive verb
1 (wood) secarse
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SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL
to be in season (fresh food) estar en sazón, ser la temporada de 2 (animal on heat) estar en celo 3 (game) ser temporada de
strawberries are in season es temporada de fresas
to go in season ir en temporada alta
to go off/out of season ir en temporada baja
Seasons Greetings Felices Pascuas
season ticket abono
season ticket holder abonado,-a
season ['si:zən] vt
1) flavor, spice: sazonar, condimentar
2) cure: curar, secar
seasoned wood: madera seca
a seasoned veteran: un veterano avezado
season n
1) : estación f (del año)
2) : temporada f (en deportes, etc.)
baseball season: temporada de beisbol
season
n.
añada s.f.
campaña s.f.
estación s.f.
hora s.f.
sazón s.f.
temporada s.f.
tiempo s.m.
época s.f. (Food)
v.
especiar v.
v.
acondicionar v.
acostumbrar v.
aliñar v.
condimentar v.
curtir v.
madurar v.
sazonar v.
templar v.

I 'siːzṇ
noun
1) (division of year) estación f
2) (for specific activity, event, crop) temporada f

the mating season — el celo

Season's greetings! — Felices fiestas!

high/low season — temporada alta/baja

a season of Buñuel films — un ciclo de películas de Buñuel

3) (in phrases)

in season — (of female animal) en celo; (of fresh food, game)

cherries are in season — es época or temporada de cerezas, las cerezas están en temporada

fruits in season — fruta del tiempo

off season — (Tourism) fuera de temporada, en temporada baja

out of season — (of fresh food) fuera de temporada; (Tourism) fuera de temporada


II
transitive verb
1) (Culin) condimentar, sazonar; (with salt and pepper) salpimentar*
2) \<\<wood\>\> secar*, curar
['siːzn]
1. N
1) (=period of the year) estación f

the four seasons — las cuatro estaciones

what's your favourite season? — ¿cuál es tu estación preferida?

at this season — en esta época del año

the dry/rainy season — la temporada de secas/de lluvias

2) (for specific activity) temporada f

for a season — durante una temporada

we did a season at La Scala — (Theat) representamos en la Scala durante una temporada

did you have a good season? — ¿qué tal la temporada?

Season's Greetings — Felices Pascuas

the busy season — la temporada alta

the Christmas season — las navidades

the closed season — (Hunting) la veda

the fishing/football season — la temporada de pesca/de fútbol

at the height of the season — en plena temporada

during the holiday season — en la temporada de vacaciones

to be in season — [fruit] estar en sazón; [animal] estar en celo

the London season — la temporada social de Londres

the open season — (Hunting) la temporada de caza or de pesca

to be out of season — estar fuera de temporada

3) liter (=appropriate time)

for everything there is a season — todo tiene su momento

in due season — a su tiempo

it was not the season for jokes — no era el momento oportuno para chistes

a word in season — una palabra a propósito

in season and out of season — a tiempo y a destiempo

2. VT
1) (Culin) sazonar, condimentar (with con)

season to taste — sazonar a gusto

a speech seasoned with wit — un discurso salpicado de agudezas

2) [+ wood, timber] curar
3.
CPD

season ticket N — (Theat, Rail, Sport) abono m

season ticket holder N — abonado(-a) m / f

* * *

I ['siːzṇ]
noun
1) (division of year) estación f
2) (for specific activity, event, crop) temporada f

the mating season — el celo

Season's greetings! — Felices fiestas!

high/low season — temporada alta/baja

a season of Buñuel films — un ciclo de películas de Buñuel

3) (in phrases)

in season — (of female animal) en celo; (of fresh food, game)

cherries are in season — es época or temporada de cerezas, las cerezas están en temporada

fruits in season — fruta del tiempo

off season — (Tourism) fuera de temporada, en temporada baja

out of season — (of fresh food) fuera de temporada; (Tourism) fuera de temporada


II
transitive verb
1) (Culin) condimentar, sazonar; (with salt and pepper) salpimentar*
2) \<\<wood\>\> secar*, curar

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