summer
/ˈsʌmər/
noun
- The warmest season of the year, between spring and autumn, lasting from June to September in the Northern Hemisphere.
- We always go to the beach during summer.
- The kids are excited for summer vacation to start.
- Summer is my favorite season because of the long days and warm weather.
- A period of warmth, growth, or activity; a time of flourishing.
- The garden was in the summer of its bloom, with flowers everywhere.
- Her career was in its summer, full of energy and opportunity.
- The company enjoyed a summer of success after launching the new product.
Antonyms
verb
- To spend the summer in a particular place.
- Many birds summer in the north and then fly south for winter.
- We plan to summer in Europe this year.
- My grandparents summer in a small cottage by the lake.
adjective
- Characteristic of or suitable for summer.
- She wore a light summer dress to the picnic.
- The summer menu features fresh salads and cold drinks.
- We bought summer tires for the car before the heat wave.