I. season [ˈsi:zən] СУЩ.
2. season (period of time):
| I | season |
|---|---|
| you | season |
| he/she/it | seasons |
| we | season |
| you | season |
| they | season |
| I | seasoned |
|---|---|
| you | seasoned |
| he/she/it | seasoned |
| we | seasoned |
| you | seasoned |
| they | seasoned |
| I | have | seasoned |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | seasoned |
| he/she/it | has | seasoned |
| we | have | seasoned |
| you | have | seasoned |
| they | have | seasoned |
| I | had | seasoned |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | seasoned |
| he/she/it | had | seasoned |
| we | had | seasoned |
| you | had | seasoned |
| they | had | seasoned |
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Parking along the main town road is difficult in the high season, but there is a large free-parking area just east of the main town.
en.wikipedia.org Expect rates to go up considerably in the high season.
en.wikipedia.org Even in the high season in the winter and spring it is possible to walk along the beach and not run into anyone.
en.wikipedia.org The ride can take from 22 minutes at maximum speed (high season) to 30 minutes at regular speed.
en.wikipedia.org In the high season, the area's temporary population can exceed 120,000.
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