biweekly — happening every two weeks or twice a week
Part of speech: ADJECTIVE
Definition: happening every two weeks or twice a week
Pronunciation (IPA): /baɪˈwiːkli/
Korean meaning: 격주로 또는 주 2회
Korean pronunciation: 바이**위**클리
Example Sentences
- My boss is so confused, he thinks biweekly means we work twice as hard every two weeks!
- The company pays employees biweekly, which helps with budgeting.
- I started a biweekly exercise routine, but somehow it became a bi-yearly one.
biweekly
ADJECTIVE//baɪˈwiːkli//
happening every two weeks or twice a week
happening every two weeks or twice a week
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Weekly he sits weakly, but biweekly brings energy!
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Origin
bi(두 개의)와 weekly(주간의)가 합쳐져서 만들어진 단어로, 라틴어 bis(두 번)에서 유래
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“My boss is so confused, he thinks biweekly means we work twice as hard every two weeks!”
“The company pays employees biweekly, which helps with budgeting.”
“I started a biweekly exercise routine, but somehow it became a bi-yearly one.”
“The newsletter comes out biweekly, keeping subscribers updated regularly.”
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