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单词 off-season
释义
off-season
noun[S]
uk
/ˈɒf.siː.zən/us
/ˈɑːf.siː.zən/
aperiodof theyearwhen there is lessactivityinbusiness:
（商业）淡季
Wetendto goskiingduring the off-season because it'scheaper.我们常在淡季期间去滑雪，因为价钱便宜一些。
Off-seasonratesfor adoubleroomare about $50 anight.双人间的淡季价格每晚约50美元。
US
(insports) theperiodof theyearduring whichgamesare notplayed, between the end of oneseasonand thestartof the next
（体育）赛季之间
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off-season
adjective
uk
/ˈɒf.siː.zən/us
/ˈɑːf.siː.zən/
happeningin aperiodof theyearwhen there is lessactivityinbusiness:
Thetouristboardhasactivelysoughttoattractoff-seasonvisitors.
US
(insports)happeningin theperiodof theyearduring whichgamesare notplayed, between the end of oneseasonand thestartof the next:
off-seasontraining
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  • Everycoastalvillagehasitshotels, with off-seasonpricesinApril.
  • We werefortunateto be in Luxor in mid-summer when theheatmakes it off-season.
  • He willcontinuetopressmanagementfor atradeassoonas he'sprovedthat he'srecoveredfrom off-seasonleftkneesurgery.
  • Conteridiculedbaseball's drug-testingpolicy, which is just twoyearsoldandprecludesoff-seasontesting.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Periods of time - general words
  • age
  • at/in one sittingidiom
  • chapter
  • day
  • digital age
  • duration
  • leeway
  • length
  • life cycle
  • lifetime
  • making
  • me time
  • period
  • session
  • sleep
  • spasm
  • tide
  • time lag
  • time span
  • timescale
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Tourism & holidays
Competing in sport
off-season
adverb
uk
/ˌɒfˈsiː.zən/us
/ˌɑːfˈsiː.zən/
in aperiodof theyearwhen there is lessactivityinbusiness:
Prices arelowestoff-season.
(insports) in theperiodof theyearduring whichgamesare notplayed, between the end of oneseasonand thestartof the next:
Hetrainedintensivelyoff-season.
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  • I havefoundthreehotelswho areinterestedinofferinga gooddiscount, off-season, ofcourse.
  • Unless you're here off-season, Malham islikelyto bepackedsolidwithhikersand day-trippers.
  • Come off-season,however, orstaythenight, and you'llseethetownin a differentlight.
  • Muller, infact,playedoff-season for the Greystonesclubin Ireland.
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Periods of time - general words
  • age
  • at/in one sittingidiom
  • chapter
  • day
  • digital age
  • duration
  • leeway
  • length
  • life cycle
  • lifetime
  • making
  • me time
  • period
  • session
  • sleep
  • spasm
  • tide
  • time lag
  • time span
  • timescale
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(Definition ofoff-seasonfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
off-season
noun[S]
uk
/ˈɒf.siː.zən/us
/ˈɑːf.siː.zən/
aperiodof theyearwhen there is lessactivityinbusiness
（商业）淡季
Wetendto goskiingduring the off-season because it'scheaper.我们常在淡季期间去滑雪，因为价钱便宜一些。
Off-seasonratesfor adoubleroomare about $50 anight.双人间的淡季价格每晚约50美元。
US
(insports) theperiodof theyearduring whichgamesare notplayed, between the end of oneseasonand thestartof the next
（体育）赛季之间

off-season| American Dictionary

off-season
noun[U]
us
/ˈɔfˈsi·zən/
aperiodof theyearwhen there is lessactivityinbusiness:
Theskiresortclosescompletelyin the off-season.
(Definition ofoff-seasonfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

off season| Business English

off season
noun[SorU]
COMMERCE
uk
us
→low season:
There arelotsofattractionsfor thevisitorin Victoriaevenon arainydayin offseason.

off-season

adjective
off-seasonprices/rates
(Definition ofoff seasonfrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofoff-season

off-season
During the survey, each individual aged 15 or more was asked to list his principal and secondary activities during the rainy season and theoff-season.
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The practical implication of this observation is that larvae exposed tooff-seasonrains naturally suffer high mortality.
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That is, households wait to invest in terraces until theoff-seasonor another period when economic conditions lead to surplus household labor.
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Seeds of the farmers' chosen varieties were multiplied during theoff-seasonin 2003.
From theCambridge English Corpus
The pest has also been reared from some unidentified fruits in indigenous coastal forests; hence sufficient reproductive bases exist even during theoff-seasonfor cultivated fruits.
From theCambridge English Corpus
There is no "off-season" on this length of road.
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It is the problem of the hard core of unemployment during theoff-seasonperiod.
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Hoteliers regularly offeroff-seasonrates to encourage visitors at other than peak periods.
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They certainly provided a valuableoff-seasonboost to the local tourist trade.
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There is a need foroff-seasonentertainment facilities which do not generally exist.
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It should be thinking about what kind ofoff-seasonindustries could be introduced into tourist areas to ease the problem of winter unemployment.
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It excludes in the reckoning of the period ofoff-seasonany period during which the claimant was sick.
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If the season equals 36 weeks, theoff-seasonequals 16 weeks, so that he has three weeks towards four out of 16 weeks.
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When he is so classified, he has to satisfy two additional conditions in order to receive unemployment benefit during hisoff-season.
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In fact, it might very well deter a number of landladies from letting any furnished rooms during theoff-season.
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