Definition of perpetual calendar in English:

perpetual calendar

noun

A calendar in which the day, the month, and the date are adjusted independently to show any combination of the three.
万年历
Example sentencesExamples
- They said non-quartz, mechanical watches with features such as the minute repeater and perpetual calendar are especially in demand.
- Once he repaired one that had more than 400: ‘It was a special edition with a perpetual calendar calculating even the leap years.’
- The second face gives the date in the form of a perpetual calendar, with automatic adjustments for leap years.
- I could download animated clocks, perpetual calendars, a gizmo that made my keyboard clack and ding like an old Smith Corona typewriter.
- The watches in the perpetual calendar series indicate days and months correctly for 100 years.
- This kind of calendar is called a perpetual calendar.

Definition of perpetual calendar in US English:

perpetual calendar

noun

1A calendar that can be adjusted to show any combination of day, month, and year, and is therefore usable year after year.
Example sentencesExamples
- This kind of calendar is called a perpetual calendar.
- They said non-quartz, mechanical watches with features such as the minute repeater and perpetual calendar are especially in demand.
- The watches in the perpetual calendar series indicate days and months correctly for 100 years.
- The second face gives the date in the form of a perpetual calendar, with automatic adjustments for leap years.
- Once he repaired one that had more than 400: ‘It was a special edition with a perpetual calendar calculating even the leap years.’
- I could download animated clocks, perpetual calendars, a gizmo that made my keyboard clack and ding like an old Smith Corona typewriter.
1. 1.1 A set of tables from which the day of the week can be reckoned for any date.

单词	perpetual calendar
释义	Definition of perpetual calendar in English: perpetual calendar noun A calendar in which the day, the month, and the date are adjusted independently to show any combination of the three. 万年历 Example sentencesExamples They said non-quartz, mechanical watches with features such as the minute repeater and perpetual calendar are especially in demand. Once he repaired one that had more than 400: ‘It was a special edition with a perpetual calendar calculating even the leap years.’ The second face gives the date in the form of a perpetual calendar, with automatic adjustments for leap years. I could download animated clocks, perpetual calendars, a gizmo that made my keyboard clack and ding like an old Smith Corona typewriter. The watches in the perpetual calendar series indicate days and months correctly for 100 years. This kind of calendar is called a perpetual calendar. Definition of perpetual calendar in US English: perpetual calendar noun 1A calendar that can be adjusted to show any combination of day, month, and year, and is therefore usable year after year. Example sentencesExamples This kind of calendar is called a perpetual calendar. They said non-quartz, mechanical watches with features such as the minute repeater and perpetual calendar are especially in demand. The watches in the perpetual calendar series indicate days and months correctly for 100 years. The second face gives the date in the form of a perpetual calendar, with automatic adjustments for leap years. Once he repaired one that had more than 400: ‘It was a special edition with a perpetual calendar calculating even the leap years.’ I could download animated clocks, perpetual calendars, a gizmo that made my keyboard clack and ding like an old Smith Corona typewriter. 1.1 A set of tables from which the day of the week can be reckoned for any date.
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