American English
/ˈsi.zn̩/
2 syllables · Stress the first syllable.
One of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
Practice out loudOne of the four parts of the year: spring, summer, fall, or winter.
Fall is a beautiful season here.
Winter is the coldest season of the year.
the four seasons · rainy season · dry season · change of seasons
the + adjective + season
the + season + begins/ends + in + month
A period each year when a sport, business, or activity takes place or is especially active.
The baseball season starts in April.
Our team had a great season.
football season · baseball season · tourist season · holiday season
the + sport/business + season
during + the + season
A group of episodes of a television show released as one set or during one period.
We watched the first season in one weekend.
The show's new season starts Friday.
new season · first season · season premiere · season finale
season + number + of + show
watch + season + number + of + show
To add salt, pepper, herbs, or spices to food to give it more flavor.
Season the soup with salt.
She seasoned the chicken with garlic and pepper.
season with salt · season to taste · season the meat
season + food + with + ingredient
season + food + to taste
Available or naturally growing at the usual time of year.
Strawberries are in season in June.
Not available or not usual at that time of year.
Fresh peaches are out of season in winter.
A ticket that allows repeated travel or entry to games or events during a period.
Her season ticket covers every home game.