summer|summers in English

noun

[sum·mer || 'sʌmə(r)]

season between spring and autumn; entire year; period of hot and sunny weathe

Use "summer|summers" in a sentence

1. Summers were hard, hard work, in the heat of Tennessee summers.

2. I'm a tourist conductor summers.

3. The summers were hazy with pollution.

4. On Earth, the summers got colder.

5. Summers in Washington bring murderous heat and humidity.

6. Ankara has a continental climate; summers are

7. Summers in Tokyo are hot and humid.

8. CLIMATE: VARIES FROM HOT SUMMERS TO SURPRISINGLY COLD WINTERS

9. Cold war like they take the summers off?

10. Summers can be quite hot, even in Siberia.

11. Adelaide enjoys mild winters and warm, dry summers

12. He's a red fox kitten, Mr. Summers tells me.

13. 30 The insects multiply rapidly during hot, dry summers.

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15. 22 hours ago · The Aiken County Public School District is planning a summer program that will last three summers to combat COVID-related learning loss, with data showing failing grades and …

16. What effect would hotter, drier summers have on wetlands? a.

17. You can wear Brasso saree in both summers and winters

18. Aizawl sees a temperate and mild climate with comfortable summers

19. 14 Summers are hot, with monthly averages above 22?C.

20. Top synonym for Amounters (another word for Amounters) is summers.

21. They spend their summers in Melbourne and have annoying accents.

22. During the summers, she also worked as a tour guide.

23. At low elevations, summers tend to be warm and sunny.

24. The summers out here are not congenial to the average North European.

25. He spent most summers and holidays at the Bush family estate.