in season
The phrase "in season" can refer to the availability and peak quality of foods, the legal period for hunting, or the breeding readiness of animals.
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Definition
B1Food
(common)Available and at its best quality during a specific time of the year.
Example
- Strawberries are in season during the summer months.
- Eating fruits that are in season is often healthier and more affordable.
B2Travel
(common)Refers to the peak period for tourism when attractions are most popular and prices are higher.
Example
- Hotels are more expensive when the destination is in season.
- Visiting the beach in season ensures the best weather and activities.
C1Hunting
(technical)Legally permitted to be hunted during a designated period.
Example
- Deer are in season from October to December.
- It's important to know which animals are in season before planning a hunting trip.
C1Breeding
(technical)A female animal being ready to breed.
Example
- The mare is in season and ready for breeding.
- Farmers monitor when their livestock are in season to plan breeding schedules.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in season":
in good seasonclose seasonopen seasonin playholiday seasonin condition