Meaning & Definition of Yearbook in English
Yearbook
A book published annually, typically by a school, containing photographs and other information about the year.
Pronunciation:
/ˈjɪrˌbʊk/Part of Speech:
nounPlural:
yearbooksDetailed Definitions
Definition: A printed publication featuring the photographs and names of the students and faculty in an educational institution, often with written memories and highlights of the year.
Example Sentence: The high school yearbook captured all the memories from our senior year.
Definition: A publication that summarizes the events and activities of a particular year, typically in a structured format.
Example Sentence: The college's yearbook included sections for each club and sport.
Etymology
Origin: The word 'yearbook' is a combination of 'year' and 'book', indicating a book summarizing events from a specific year.
Synonyms
Common Phrases and Expressions
- senior yearbook: The yearbook published for graduating seniors, often containing memories and messages.
- yearbook committee: A group of students responsible for producing the yearbook.
- yearbook signing: The act of writing messages in friends' yearbooks at the end of the school year.
Translations
- Spanish: anuario
- French: livre annuel
- German: Jahrbuch
- Russian: годовой отчет
Related Words
- annual: Occurring once a year.
- chronicle: A factual written account of important or historical events in the order of their occurrence.
- photobook: A book containing photographs, often organized around a theme or event.
Slang Meanings of yearbook
Meaning: The Book
Example Sentence: Everyone wants their picture in 'the book' this year.
Meaning: YB
Example Sentence: Did you see the new YB? It's amazing!