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[jië:] n 1. vit, mot; every/last/next/this year çdo vit; vitin e kaluar; vitin tjetër, mot; këtë vit, sivjet; all the year round gjithë vitin, gjatë gjithë vitit; over the years, as years go by me kalimin e viteve. 2. pl. moshë; get on in years moshohem; well on in years mjaft i moshuar; look old for one's years dukem më i moshuar nga ç'jam. 3. pl. kohë e gjatë; for years me vite; prej vitesh. 4. vit shkollor; kurs; in my year at school në një vit me mua në shkollë; in the third year në vitin e tretë (të universitetit). 5. vit prodhimi (i verës); vit emetimi (i pullës, monedhës).● a year and a day drejt. një vit e një ditë; year by year vit për vit, vit pas viti; year in, year out përherë; vazhdimisht● yearbook ['jië:buk] n 1. vjetar statistikor. 2. vjetar i aktiviteteve shkollore● yearly ['lië:li] adj., adv. - adj 1. i përvitshëm; një herë në vit. 2. njëvjeçar, që zgjat një vit. 3. e një viti, vjetore (rrogë) /- adv 1. vit për vit; një herë në vit. 2. në një vit, për një vit● yrs. shkurtim për years* * *vit
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