winters
USWIN-turz/ˈwɪntɚz/UKWIN-tuhz/ˈwɪntəz/
- 1Plural of winter. Use this form when you mean more than one winter.
The old farmer had lived through eighty winters in these hills.
Harsh winters pushed many families to move further south.
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- 2Third-person singular simple present of winter. Use this form with he, she, or it to mean spending the winter somewhere.
She winters in Arizona to get away from the cold.
The old fisherman winters in a small cabin by the bay.
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- 3During the winter, in the cold part of the year.
She works winters at the ski lodge and rests in the summer.
We close the lake house winters and open it again in spring.
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winters is a form of winter
winter, noun: The coldest season of the year, when days are short and the weather is cold. Full entry
- Forms
- winterwinters plural
- Spelling
- winter → winters: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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