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Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary month·ly
DATE circa 1534 : once a month : by the month
adjective DATE 1572 1. a. of or relating to a month b. payable or reckoned by the month 2. lasting a month 3. occurring or appearing every month
noun (plural monthlies) DATE 1833 1. a monthly periodical 2. plural : a menstrual period Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary-牛津双解-OALD7 monthly month·ly / 5mQnWli / adjective1. happening once a month or every month 每月的；每月一次的: a monthly meeting / visit / magazine 每月一次的会议/拜访；月刊 2. paid, valid or calculated for one month 按月结算的；有效期为一个月的: a monthly salary of £1 000 1 000 英镑的月薪 a monthly season ticket 月票 Summers are hot, with monthly averages above 22°C. 夏天很热,月平均温度在 22 摄氏度以上。 adverb every month or once a month 每个月；每月一次: She gets paid monthly. 她按月领薪水。 noun(pl. -ies) a magazine published once a month 月刊: the fashion monthlies 时装月刊 Webster's Third New International Dictionary, Unabridged Search result show the entry is found in: monthly concert , or monthly epact , or monthly meeting month·ly I. \ˈmən(t)thlē, -li\ adverb Etymology: month + -ly (adverb suffix) : once a month : by the month < the annuity is payable semiannually, quarterly, or monthly — J.B.Maclean > II. adjective Etymology: month + -ly (adjective suffix) 1. : of or relating to a month: as a. : payable every month < monthly allowances to parents for the maintenance … of the child — Current Biography > b. : reckoned by the month < an average monthly wage > c. : based on a month < a monthly rate > < monthly statistics > 2. : having a duration of one month : completed in a month < the monthly revolution of the moon > 3. : occurring, appearing, or being made, done, or acted upon every month or once a month < produces a monthly television show > < a monthly magazine > III. noun (-es) 1. : a periodical that is published regularly once a month 2. monthlies plural : a menstrual period |
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