Definition of yearbook in English:

yearbook

noun ˈjəːbʊkˈjɪəbʊkˈjɪrˌbʊk

1An annual publication giving current information and listing events or aspects of the previous year, especially in a particular field.
（尤指某领域的）年鉴
The Rugby Union Yearbook
《橄榄球联合会年鉴》。
Example sentencesExamples
- Chamber of commerce yearbooks and annual reports repeated such themes.
- His business partner is now managing director of the company, which produces magazines, yearbooks and diaries.
- I recalled how I had gazed dreamily at his picture in the yearbook in the library at school today.
- You can't tell the players without a program, and that's where TSN's annual Hockey yearbook comes in.
- It is the first international edition of his annual hockey yearbook series.
- I had by 1969 begun to purchase the yearbooks published annually by the Independent Television Authority.
- This is the first international edition of the hockey yearbooks, previous versions of which were devoted to Indian hockey.
- The yearbook, edited by Tim Butcher, is available from today priced at £14.99.
- Five nurses are pictured in the 1947 Roswell Air Field yearbook.
- His offences came to light in January when the club's chairman telephoned him to ask why a £4,000 bill for printing the yearbook had not been paid.
- Hopefully our school kept yearbooks from previous years and maybe even some other schools, so I could find what I was looking for.
- The Laois GAA yearbook is currently on sale at a cost of £6 per copy.
- A total of 10,000 copies of the yearbook will be printed and sent to people in south London and Surrey.
- The yearbook costs just 6.50 and is available from the GUI offices.
- The numbers of transnational and international organizations of different types are given in the statistical tables of the various editions of the UIA yearbook.
- Ask for the private records: the yearbook, the photos, the letters that a source might have.
- The yearbook presents a comprehensive picture of Ireland today.
- How about five one-year subscriptions to the yearbook itself?
- All the players are awarded prizes including drinks and GAA yearbooks, with pictures and stories of their heroes.
- Every January, Seed Savers publishes a yearbook that lists all the seeds being maintained by our members.
Synonyms
calendar, register, annual, manual, handbook, compendium
1. 1.1North American A book containing photographs of the senior class in a school or university and details of school activities in the previous year.
  〈北美〉毕业班年刊（内容包括中学或大学毕业班级照片及前一年学校活动详情）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Not every high school yearbook has photographs like that.
  The last high school homecoming week, the last prom, and the best yearbook.
  Sure enough, hidden in a corner there was a shelf dedicated to the previous school years' yearbooks.
  I closed the hardcover of the yearbook and slipped it back on the book shelf next to the journal that I kept through high school and am still keeping.
  When they listed his activities next his picture in his senior yearbook, the font was made smaller to fit all of it.
  Among them: baby books, high school and college yearbooks, playbills for student productions, teacher evaluations, diaries, journals, letters, photos, and videos.
  They went through the pictures and the yearbooks, recalling old memories and how much fun they had during the four years.
  It is an impressive book, with evidence drawn from newspaper accounts, high school and college yearbooks, guide books, and archival sources.
  One of the items I lost was the yearbook from Papa's senior year at LTHS.
  In most yearbooks, to borrow a line from Paul Simon, ‘all the world's a sunny day.’
  In high school, he was editor of the school's literary magazine and the yearbook.
  Noah went home that night and looked through his old high school yearbooks, glancing through all the pictures.
  He'd seen my picture from the yearbook, and he later asked me out.
  He and apprentice Kristen Kuharik used the phone book and school yearbooks to find names and addresses.
  Fix your eyes on this stunning snapshot from my senior yearbook.
  I learned more about solid page layout in my high school yearbook class than I have since then.
  We were even voted ‘best-friends’ for our senior yearbooks.
  They were taking a team photo for the senior class yearbook; so all the members of the team were clad in navy colored shirts and shorts.
  If you know where your grandfather lived when he was about 18, and if he graduated from public schools, see if the local library has yearbooks from back then.
  In 1971 for Oprah's high school yearbook picture, she sported a really cool flip do and she was voted most popular in her senior yearbook.

Definition of yearbook in US English:

yearbook

nounˈyirˌbo͝okˈjɪrˌbʊk

1An annual publication giving current information and listing events or aspects of the previous year, especially in a particular field.
（尤指某领域的）年鉴
Yearbook of Physical Anthropology
Example sentencesExamples
- The yearbook, edited by Tim Butcher, is available from today priced at £14.99.
- The numbers of transnational and international organizations of different types are given in the statistical tables of the various editions of the UIA yearbook.
- How about five one-year subscriptions to the yearbook itself?
- Chamber of commerce yearbooks and annual reports repeated such themes.
- A total of 10,000 copies of the yearbook will be printed and sent to people in south London and Surrey.
- This is the first international edition of the hockey yearbooks, previous versions of which were devoted to Indian hockey.
- His offences came to light in January when the club's chairman telephoned him to ask why a £4,000 bill for printing the yearbook had not been paid.
- It is the first international edition of his annual hockey yearbook series.
- Hopefully our school kept yearbooks from previous years and maybe even some other schools, so I could find what I was looking for.
- The yearbook presents a comprehensive picture of Ireland today.
- I recalled how I had gazed dreamily at his picture in the yearbook in the library at school today.
- You can't tell the players without a program, and that's where TSN's annual Hockey yearbook comes in.
- The yearbook costs just 6.50 and is available from the GUI offices.
- I had by 1969 begun to purchase the yearbooks published annually by the Independent Television Authority.
- Five nurses are pictured in the 1947 Roswell Air Field yearbook.
- The Laois GAA yearbook is currently on sale at a cost of £6 per copy.
- His business partner is now managing director of the company, which produces magazines, yearbooks and diaries.
- All the players are awarded prizes including drinks and GAA yearbooks, with pictures and stories of their heroes.
- Every January, Seed Savers publishes a yearbook that lists all the seeds being maintained by our members.
- Ask for the private records: the yearbook, the photos, the letters that a source might have.
Synonyms
calendar, register, annual, manual, handbook, compendium
1. 1.1North American A book containing photographs of the senior class in a school or college and details of school activities in the previous year.
  〈北美〉毕业班年刊（内容包括中学或大学毕业班级照片及前一年学校活动详情）
  Example sentencesExamples
  Noah went home that night and looked through his old high school yearbooks, glancing through all the pictures.
  They were taking a team photo for the senior class yearbook; so all the members of the team were clad in navy colored shirts and shorts.
  Fix your eyes on this stunning snapshot from my senior yearbook.
  I learned more about solid page layout in my high school yearbook class than I have since then.
  Not every high school yearbook has photographs like that.
  When they listed his activities next his picture in his senior yearbook, the font was made smaller to fit all of it.
  In high school, he was editor of the school's literary magazine and the yearbook.
  It is an impressive book, with evidence drawn from newspaper accounts, high school and college yearbooks, guide books, and archival sources.
  We were even voted ‘best-friends’ for our senior yearbooks.
  One of the items I lost was the yearbook from Papa's senior year at LTHS.
  Sure enough, hidden in a corner there was a shelf dedicated to the previous school years' yearbooks.
  He'd seen my picture from the yearbook, and he later asked me out.
  The last high school homecoming week, the last prom, and the best yearbook.
  I closed the hardcover of the yearbook and slipped it back on the book shelf next to the journal that I kept through high school and am still keeping.
  In 1971 for Oprah's high school yearbook picture, she sported a really cool flip do and she was voted most popular in her senior yearbook.
  Among them: baby books, high school and college yearbooks, playbills for student productions, teacher evaluations, diaries, journals, letters, photos, and videos.
  In most yearbooks, to borrow a line from Paul Simon, ‘all the world's a sunny day.’
  He and apprentice Kristen Kuharik used the phone book and school yearbooks to find names and addresses.
  If you know where your grandfather lived when he was about 18, and if he graduated from public schools, see if the local library has yearbooks from back then.
  They went through the pictures and the yearbooks, recalling old memories and how much fun they had during the four years.

词汇	yearbook
释义	Definition of yearbook in English: yearbook noun ˈjəːbʊkˈjɪəbʊkˈjɪrˌbʊk 1An annual publication giving current information and listing events or aspects of the previous year, especially in a particular field. （尤指某领域的）年鉴 The Rugby Union Yearbook 《橄榄球联合会年鉴》。 Example sentencesExamples Chamber of commerce yearbooks and annual reports repeated such themes. His business partner is now managing director of the company, which produces magazines, yearbooks and diaries. I recalled how I had gazed dreamily at his picture in the yearbook in the library at school today. You can't tell the players without a program, and that's where TSN's annual Hockey yearbook comes in. It is the first international edition of his annual hockey yearbook series. I had by 1969 begun to purchase the yearbooks published annually by the Independent Television Authority. This is the first international edition of the hockey yearbooks, previous versions of which were devoted to Indian hockey. The yearbook, edited by Tim Butcher, is available from today priced at £14.99. Five nurses are pictured in the 1947 Roswell Air Field yearbook. His offences came to light in January when the club's chairman telephoned him to ask why a £4,000 bill for printing the yearbook had not been paid. Hopefully our school kept yearbooks from previous years and maybe even some other schools, so I could find what I was looking for. The Laois GAA yearbook is currently on sale at a cost of £6 per copy. A total of 10,000 copies of the yearbook will be printed and sent to people in south London and Surrey. The yearbook costs just 6.50 and is available from the GUI offices. The numbers of transnational and international organizations of different types are given in the statistical tables of the various editions of the UIA yearbook. Ask for the private records: the yearbook, the photos, the letters that a source might have. The yearbook presents a comprehensive picture of Ireland today. How about five one-year subscriptions to the yearbook itself? All the players are awarded prizes including drinks and GAA yearbooks, with pictures and stories of their heroes. Every January, Seed Savers publishes a yearbook that lists all the seeds being maintained by our members. Synonyms calendar, register, annual, manual, handbook, compendium 1.1North American A book containing photographs of the senior class in a school or university and details of school activities in the previous year. 〈北美〉毕业班年刊（内容包括中学或大学毕业班级照片及前一年学校活动详情） Example sentencesExamples Not every high school yearbook has photographs like that. The last high school homecoming week, the last prom, and the best yearbook. Sure enough, hidden in a corner there was a shelf dedicated to the previous school years' yearbooks. I closed the hardcover of the yearbook and slipped it back on the book shelf next to the journal that I kept through high school and am still keeping. When they listed his activities next his picture in his senior yearbook, the font was made smaller to fit all of it. Among them: baby books, high school and college yearbooks, playbills for student productions, teacher evaluations, diaries, journals, letters, photos, and videos. They went through the pictures and the yearbooks, recalling old memories and how much fun they had during the four years. It is an impressive book, with evidence drawn from newspaper accounts, high school and college yearbooks, guide books, and archival sources. One of the items I lost was the yearbook from Papa's senior year at LTHS. In most yearbooks, to borrow a line from Paul Simon, ‘all the world's a sunny day.’ In high school, he was editor of the school's literary magazine and the yearbook. Noah went home that night and looked through his old high school yearbooks, glancing through all the pictures. He'd seen my picture from the yearbook, and he later asked me out. He and apprentice Kristen Kuharik used the phone book and school yearbooks to find names and addresses. Fix your eyes on this stunning snapshot from my senior yearbook. I learned more about solid page layout in my high school yearbook class than I have since then. We were even voted ‘best-friends’ for our senior yearbooks. They were taking a team photo for the senior class yearbook; so all the members of the team were clad in navy colored shirts and shorts. If you know where your grandfather lived when he was about 18, and if he graduated from public schools, see if the local library has yearbooks from back then. In 1971 for Oprah's high school yearbook picture, she sported a really cool flip do and she was voted most popular in her senior yearbook. Definition of yearbook in US English: yearbook nounˈyirˌbo͝okˈjɪrˌbʊk 1An annual publication giving current information and listing events or aspects of the previous year, especially in a particular field. （尤指某领域的）年鉴 Yearbook of Physical Anthropology Example sentencesExamples The yearbook, edited by Tim Butcher, is available from today priced at £14.99. The numbers of transnational and international organizations of different types are given in the statistical tables of the various editions of the UIA yearbook. How about five one-year subscriptions to the yearbook itself? Chamber of commerce yearbooks and annual reports repeated such themes. A total of 10,000 copies of the yearbook will be printed and sent to people in south London and Surrey. This is the first international edition of the hockey yearbooks, previous versions of which were devoted to Indian hockey. His offences came to light in January when the club's chairman telephoned him to ask why a £4,000 bill for printing the yearbook had not been paid. It is the first international edition of his annual hockey yearbook series. Hopefully our school kept yearbooks from previous years and maybe even some other schools, so I could find what I was looking for. The yearbook presents a comprehensive picture of Ireland today. I recalled how I had gazed dreamily at his picture in the yearbook in the library at school today. You can't tell the players without a program, and that's where TSN's annual Hockey yearbook comes in. The yearbook costs just 6.50 and is available from the GUI offices. I had by 1969 begun to purchase the yearbooks published annually by the Independent Television Authority. Five nurses are pictured in the 1947 Roswell Air Field yearbook. The Laois GAA yearbook is currently on sale at a cost of £6 per copy. His business partner is now managing director of the company, which produces magazines, yearbooks and diaries. All the players are awarded prizes including drinks and GAA yearbooks, with pictures and stories of their heroes. Every January, Seed Savers publishes a yearbook that lists all the seeds being maintained by our members. Ask for the private records: the yearbook, the photos, the letters that a source might have. Synonyms calendar, register, annual, manual, handbook, compendium 1.1North American A book containing photographs of the senior class in a school or college and details of school activities in the previous year. 〈北美〉毕业班年刊（内容包括中学或大学毕业班级照片及前一年学校活动详情） Example sentencesExamples Noah went home that night and looked through his old high school yearbooks, glancing through all the pictures. They were taking a team photo for the senior class yearbook; so all the members of the team were clad in navy colored shirts and shorts. Fix your eyes on this stunning snapshot from my senior yearbook. I learned more about solid page layout in my high school yearbook class than I have since then. Not every high school yearbook has photographs like that. When they listed his activities next his picture in his senior yearbook, the font was made smaller to fit all of it. In high school, he was editor of the school's literary magazine and the yearbook. It is an impressive book, with evidence drawn from newspaper accounts, high school and college yearbooks, guide books, and archival sources. We were even voted ‘best-friends’ for our senior yearbooks. One of the items I lost was the yearbook from Papa's senior year at LTHS. Sure enough, hidden in a corner there was a shelf dedicated to the previous school years' yearbooks. He'd seen my picture from the yearbook, and he later asked me out. The last high school homecoming week, the last prom, and the best yearbook. I closed the hardcover of the yearbook and slipped it back on the book shelf next to the journal that I kept through high school and am still keeping. In 1971 for Oprah's high school yearbook picture, she sported a really cool flip do and she was voted most popular in her senior yearbook. Among them: baby books, high school and college yearbooks, playbills for student productions, teacher evaluations, diaries, journals, letters, photos, and videos. In most yearbooks, to borrow a line from Paul Simon, ‘all the world's a sunny day.’ He and apprentice Kristen Kuharik used the phone book and school yearbooks to find names and addresses. If you know where your grandfather lived when he was about 18, and if he graduated from public schools, see if the local library has yearbooks from back then. They went through the pictures and the yearbooks, recalling old memories and how much fun they had during the four years.
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