Definition
Definition of termly - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
academic scheduleRare UK happening every academic termRare UK
- The school reports are issued termly.
Adjective
1.
regular occurrenceRare UK occurring at regular terms or intervalsRare UK
- The termly payments were manageable for most members..
2.
educationRare UK happening every academic termRare UK
- The school holds termly meetings for parents.
Origin of termly
English, term (period) + -ly (adverbial suffix)
Examples of termly in a sentence
Termly evaluations help track student progress. The termly reviews helped improve the project. They received termly updates on their investment. The termly report cards were distributed to students. Teachers prepare termly assessments for their classes.
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- French:chaque trimestre, trimestriel, ...
- German:jedes Semester, regelmäßig, ...
- Italian:trimestralmente, periodico, ...
- Spanish:trimestralmente, regular, ...
- Portuguese:trimestralmente, trimestral, ...
- Chinese:每学期, 定期的, ...
- Japanese:学期ごとに, 定期的な, ...
- Arabic:كُلَّ فَصْل دِرَاسِي, فَصْلِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:בְּכָל סֵמֶסְטֶר, תְּקוּפָתִי, ...
- Russian:каждый семестр, регулярный, ...
- Ukrainian:щосеместрово, регулярний, ...
- Hindi:हर सत्र, नियमित अंतराल पर, ...
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