Question

biennial The great biennial show of new art in Venice usually either puzzles or angers the critics. baɪˈɛniəl

Accepted Answer

(1) Occurring every two years. (2) Continuing or lasting over two years. Biennial conventions, celebrations, competitions, and sports events come every two years. Biennials are plants that live two years, bearing flowers and fruit only in the second year. (Carrots and sugar beets are two examples; since we're only interested in their roots, we don't wait another year to see their flower and fruit.) In contrast, semiannual means “twice a year.” But no one can agree whether biweekly means “twice a week” or “every two weeks,” and whether bimonthly means “twice a month” or “every two months.” Maybe we should stop using both of them until we can decide

word	biennial
definition	(1) Occurring every two years. (2) Continuing or lasting over two years.
eg_sentence	The great biennial show of new art in Venice usually either puzzles or angers the critics.
explanation	Biennial conventions, celebrations, competitions, and sports events come every two years. Biennials are plants that live two years, bearing flowers and fruit only in the second year. (Carrots and sugar beets are two examples; since we're only interested in their roots, we don't wait another year to see their flower and fruit.) In contrast, semiannual means “twice a year.” But no one can agree whether biweekly means “twice a week” or “every two weeks,” and whether bimonthly means “twice a month” or “every two months.” Maybe we should stop using both of them until we can decide
IPA	baɪˈɛniəl

Biennial Years Means Occurring Continuing Lasting Great Show