例年のの英語

• 【形】
  1. annual
  2. etesian
  3. yearly
  

• 例年     例年 れいねん average (normal, ordinary) year every year annually
• の     の 野 field 乃 possessive particle clause nominalizer particle
• 例年の休暇    yearly holiday
• 例年の会合    1. annual get-together 2. yearly meeting
• 例年の市    annual fair
• 例年の車検    yearly automobile inspection
• 例年の響宴    anniversary dinner
• 例年の催し物    yearly shows
• 例年の展覧会    annual exhibition
• 例年の半分以下の～    less than half that of usual years
• 例年の慈善行事    annual charity event
• 例年の所得申告    annual tax return
• 例年の調査結果    findings of annual survey
• 例年の身体検査    annual physical
• 例年    例年 れいねん average (normal, ordinary) year every year annually

• The next spring , it didn't form two communities
  次の春 コミュニティは例年のような2つの群れには
• It must therefore be foregone growth
  この逸した売上が 例年のデータのない市場のものと
• It must therefore be foregone growth
  この逸した売上が 例年のデータのない市場のものと
• After asked " do you do ascetic practices as has happened in the past ?" , they decide to join suni-e and take a bath .
  「例年の如く御加行なさりょうずるで候や」と問われ、修二会に参加する覚悟を固めるてから入浴する。
• However she did not participate in sechie so often (seasonal parties held in the court ), she only attended once at the harvest festival before her enthronement .
  しかし例年の節会の出御は少なく、新嘗祭の出御は譲位直前の一度だけであった。
• The turf course of 1 ,800 meters (outer course ) and 1 ,600 meters (inner course ) came into use from the third race meeting (corresponded to the fourth meeting in usual years ).
  第3回開催（例年の第4回開催）より芝1800m（外回り）・芝1600m（内回り）の使用を開始。
• In 1732 , rice price had a sharp rise in edo due to poor harvest in the western part of japan by locust plague , therefore double amount of rice was shipped from sendai domain compared to an average year .
  享保17年（1732年）には、西国の蝗害により江戸で米価の暴騰が起こり、例年の倍以上の米が出荷されたとある。
• The new year ' s court ceremony itself was discontinued during the reign of the emperor ichijo , and clothes were no longer worn at the annual event but were worn until the enthronement ceremony of the emperor komei (raifuku for women after the enthronement of the emperor gokashiwabara , and mokaraginu (a short coat for noblewomen with a train ) was worn instead; however , the empress during the edo period wore the raifuku of white twill with no pattern and a style of tailoring following that of the emperor ).
  朝賀自体が一条朝には断絶し、例年の行事には用いられなくなったが、即位式には孝明天皇の即位まで使われてきた（女子の礼服は後柏原天皇即位以後断絶し、裳唐衣が使用された―ただし江戸時代の女帝は白綾無文の礼服で、仕立ては男帝に準じた）。