summers
word · lemma: summer
/ˈsəmɝz/
SUH-murz
/sˈʌməz/
SUH-muhz
Definition
The plural form of 'summer,' meaning more than one summer season or referring to repeated summer times.
Usage & Nuances
Used when talking about experiences or events across multiple years ("during the last three summers"). Not commonly used with countable objects, always refers to periods of time. In literature, 'summers' can evoke nostalgia or recurring traditions.
Spanish: veranosPortuguese (BR): verõesPortuguese (PT): verõesChinese (Simplified): 夏天们（复数，一般不这样用）Chinese (Traditional): 夏天們（複數，一般不用）Hindi: गर्मियाँArabic: صيفياتBengali: গ্রীষ্মকালগুলি - গ্রীষ্ম ঋতুগুলিRussian: летаJapanese: 夏Vietnamese: mùa hèKorean: 여름Turkish: yazlarUrdu: گرمیوںIndonesian: musim panas
Example Sentences
Children love playing outside in the summers.
basic
These summers have felt longer and hotter than usual.
natural
For many families, summers mean road trips and ice cream.
natural
He returns to his hometown every few summers.
natural
I spent my last three summers at the beach.
basic
The city gets very hot during the summers.
basic