yearbook

英 [ˈjɪəbʊk]

美 [ˈjɪrbʊk]

n. 年鉴; 年刊; (每年出版的)校刊; 学校年刊

复数：yearbooks　

BNC.21457 / COCA.13756

牛津词典

noun

年鉴；年刊
a book published once a year, giving details of events, etc. of the previous year, especially those connected with a particular area of activity
（每年出版的）校刊；学校年刊
a book that is produced by the senior class in a school or college, containing photographs of students and details of school activities

N-COUNT 年鉴;年刊
Ayearbookis a book that is published once a year and that contains information about the events and achievements of the previous year, usually concerning a particular place or organization.
1. ...an American college yearbook for 1955.
  一所美国大学1955年的年刊

noun

a reference book that is published regularly once every year
Synonym:annualyearly
a book published annually by the graduating class of a high school or college usually containing photographs of faculty and graduating students

These will be available for purchase online when the Yearbook is published in September.
年鉴在九月份出版时将可以在线购买。
When and where can I purchase copies of the Yearbook?
我什么时候、在哪里可以买到年鉴？
Sources: IMF "Balance of Payments Statistics Yearbook", 2003.
资料来源：IMF《国际收支统计年鉴》，2003年。
Source: Education Statistical Yearbook in china.
中国教育统计年鉴。
The data sources are derived from S county's health financial yearbook in2009 and the key person's interviews.
资料来源于2009年S县卫生财务年报数据库，并开展了关键人物访谈。
Jamie, I signed your yearbook.
洁蜜，我写完了你的同学录。
This week, the yearbook interviews me and the girl from Mexico.
这个星期，学校年鉴杂志采访了我和那个墨西哥女孩，非常有趣。
Source: United Nations Energy Statistics Yearbook 2000.
资料来源：联合国《能源统计年鉴》2000年。
I really wanted you to sign my yearbook.
我很想请你给我签名。
"Statistical yearbook of china", published by the State Statistical bureau;
国家统计局出版的《中国统计年鉴》；