perennial
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /pəˈreniəl/
perennial means: Happening or appearing again and again over many years.
adjective
Happening or appearing again and again over many years.
- Parking is a perennial problem here.
- She is a perennial favourite with local audiences.
- The perennial candidate announced another attempt to become mayor.
Able to live and grow for more than two years.
- Mint is a perennial herb.
- These perennial flowers return each spring.
- The garden contains both annual and perennial plants.
Lasting or staying active throughout the year or for many years.
- A perennial stream runs beside the farm.
- The village depends on a perennial spring for water.
- These rivers are perennial, even during the hottest months.
Continuing for years without stopping or losing its strength.
- The story has perennial appeal.
- She admired the perennial beauty of the old paintings.
- Their music remains a source of perennial joy.
noun
A plant that lives and grows for more than two years.
- This perennial flowers every summer.
- We planted perennials along the garden path.
- Some perennials need protection during a very cold winter.
Questions about perennial
What does perennial mean?
Happening or appearing again and again over many years.
What is perennial in other languages?
Türkçe: tekrarlayan · Español: recurrente · Français: récurrent · Deutsch: wiederkehrend · Italiano: ricorrente · 日本語: 繰り返す
How do you pronounce perennial?
It is pronounced /pəˈreniəl/.
How do you use perennial in a sentence?
Parking is a perennial problem here. She is a perennial favourite with local audiences.
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