Meaning of "Year"
A year refers to a period consisting of twelve months, typically counted from January 1 to December 31. It can also describe any continuous span of twelve months used for accounting, academic, or personal timekeeping purposes.
Additional Context
In everyday speech, "year" is used not only to mark calendar cycles but also to indicate someone's age, time in a job, or passage of events. For example:
"She worked at the company for five years."
Variations
- Calendar year: January 1–December 31.
- Fiscal year: A 12‑month period used for financial reporting, which may begin on any date.
- Leap year: A year with 366 days occurring every four years.
Author’s summary: The term "year" denotes any span of twelve months, most commonly marking a complete calendar cycle or used in specific contexts like finances or education.
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