How do you use "weekly" in a sentence?

We have a weekly team meeting every Monday morning. The magazine is published weekly. She does a weekly shop at the supermarket.

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Q: What does "weekly" mean?

Happening or appearing once a week Weekly describes something that occurs, is done, or is produced every week. It can function as an adjective, adverb, or noun (referring to a publication that comes out once a week). It is commonly used to describe meetings, payments, schedules, and publications.

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Significado: Happening or appearing once a week

每周的，一周一次的

semanal, semanalmente

毎週の、週刊の

매주의, 주간의

Weekly describes something that occurs, is done, or is produced every week. It can function as an adjective, adverb, or noun (referring to a publication that comes out once a week). It is commonly used to describe meetings, payments, schedules, and publications.

每周的描述每周发生、完成或产生的事物。它可以用作形容词、副词或名词（指每周出版一次的刊物）。它通常用于描述会议、付款、时间表和出版物。

Semanal describe algo que ocurre, se hace o se produce cada semana. Puede funcionar como adjetivo, adverbio o sustantivo (refiriéndose a una publicación que sale una vez por semana). Se usa comúnmente para describir reuniones, pagos, horarios y publicaciones.

毎週のは、毎週起こる、行われる、または作成されるものを表します。形容詞、副詞、または名詞（週に一度発行される出版物を指す）として機能することができます。会議、支払い、スケジュール、出版物を説明するためによく使用されます。

weekly는 매주 발생하거나, 수행되거나, 생산되는 것을 나타냅니다. 형용사, 부사, 또는 명사(주간 발행물을 가리킬 때)로 쓸 수 있습니다. 회의, 급여, 일정, 출판물 등을 묘사할 때 흔히 사용됩니다.

Ejemplos

We have a weekly team meeting every Monday morning.
我们每周一早上都有团队周会。
Tenemos una reunión de equipo semanal cada lunes por la mañana.
私たちは毎週月曜日の朝にチームミーティングがあります。
우리는 매주 월요일 아침에 팀 회의가 있습니다.
The magazine is published weekly.
这本杂志每周出版一次。
La revista se publica semanalmente.
その雑誌は週刊で発行されています。
그 잡지는 주간으로 발행됩니다.
She does a weekly shop at the supermarket.
她每周去超市购物一次。
Ella hace la compra semanal en el supermercado.
彼女は毎週スーパーで買い物をします。
그녀는 매주 슈퍼마켓에서 장을 봅니다.

Pronunciación

Guía de uso

Contexto: general

Tono: neutral

Origen e historia

From Old English 'wīclīce', from 'wicu' (week) + '-ly'. 'Week' comes from Proto-Germanic *wikō, possibly from a root meaning 'turn, change,' referring to the sequence of days.

Contexto cultural

Era: Modern

Generation: All ages

Social background: Universal

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