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1 year ***** n
[jɪə(r)]1) (gen) annoevery year — tutti gli anni, ogni anno
year in, year out — anno dopo anno
year by year; from year to year — col passar degli anni
in the year 1869 — nell'anno 1869, nel 1869
next year — (looking to future) l'anno prossimo or venturo
the next year — (in past time) l'anno seguente or successivo
he got 10 years — (in prison) si è beccato 10 anni
I haven't seen her for years — non la vedo da anni, sono anni che non la vedo
a or per year — all'anno
2) Scol Univ anno3) (of wine) annata4)old/young for one's years — vecchio/giovane per i suoi anni or per la sua etàfrom her earliest years — fin dall'infanzia, fin dalla più tenera età
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