Definition
Definition of millennials - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
young adultspeople born between 1981 and 1996
- Millennials are known for their tech-savvy nature.
- Millennials often value experiences over possessions.
- Many millennials are entering the housing market.
Origin of millennials
Latin, mille (thousand) + annus (year)
Terms with millennials included in their meaning
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generations
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- French:milléniaux, ...
- German:Millennials, ...
- Italian:millennial, ...
- Spanish:millennials, ...
- Portuguese:millennials, ...
- Chinese:千禧一代, ...
- Japanese:ミレニアル世代, ...
- Arabic:جيل الألفية, ...
- Hebrew:מִילֵנְיֵאַלְז, ...
- Russian:миллениалы, ...
- Ukrainian:міленіали, ...
- Hindi:मिलेनियल्स, ...
Definition of millennial - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
generationspertaining to the generation born from the early 1980s to late 1990s
- Millennial trends often influence social media content..
2.
timerelating to a thousand years
- The millennial celebration was a grand event..
3.
frequencyoccurring every thousand years
- The millennial celebration attracted visitors from around the world.
Noun
1.
generationperson born from early 1980s to mid-1990s
- Many millennials are tech-savvy and value experiences over possessions.
2.
celebrationthousandth anniversary or its celebration
- The city held a grand event for its millennial.
Expressions with millennial
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vocal pattern in pop music alternating between fifth and third notes
The song features a catchy millennial whoop in the chorus.
Origin of millennial
Latin, mille (thousand) + annus (year)
Examples of millennial in a sentence
Millennial employees value work-life balance. The millennial anniversary was marked by a huge festival. They studied millennial traditions from ancient cultures. Scientists recorded a millennial shift in the climate. The archive marks each millennial anniversary. The millennial attended a digital marketing workshop.
As a millennial, he prefers online shopping. The millennial of the ancient temple was marked by festivities. A special coin was minted for the millennial.
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- French:millénial, millennial, ...
- German:millennial-bezogen, Millennial, ...
- Italian:millennial, generazione Y, ...
- Spanish:milenial, millennial, ...
- Portuguese:geração Y, milésimo aniversário, ...
- Chinese:千禧一代的, 千禧一代, ...
- Japanese:ミレニアル世代, ミレニアル, ...
- Arabic:ألفي, شَخْصٌ مِنْ جِيلِ الأَلْفِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:מִילֵנְיאַלִי, בֶּן דּוֹר הַמִּילֶנְיוּם, ...
- Russian:миллениалы, миллениал, ...
- Ukrainian:покоління міленіалів, міленіал, ...
- Hindi:मिलेनियल, सहस्राब्दी पीढ़ी का व्यक्ति, ...
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