monthly

monthly — adjective

1. happening, appearing, or being done once in each month, as part of a regular sch

1.形容詞A2
釋義

happening, appearing, or being done once in each month, as part of a regular schedule.

例句

The team holds a monthly meeting to discuss the project's progress.

monthly + noun (meeting, report, fee)

Shirin pays a monthly fee for her unlimited bus pass.

同義詞
  • regular

    broader meaning — any fixed interval (weekly, monthly, yearly)

  • periodic

    more formal; may imply irregular intervals rather than exactly once a month

文法句型

monthly + noun

用法筆記

Used only before a noun; cannot be used after a linking verb like 'is' or 'seems'. For example, you can say 'a monthly report' but not 'the report is monthly' — use 'the report comes out monthly' instead.

2. describes money that is set or required for a single month's use, such as rent,

2.形容詞B1
釋義

describes money that is set or required for a single month's use, such as rent, a salary, or an insurance premium.

例句

Christopher's monthly rent is due on the first of each month.

monthly + rent / salary / premium for money paid per month

The loan agreement sets a fixed monthly payment of eight hundred dollars.

同義詞
  • per-month

    informal hyphenated form, e.g. 'a per-month rate'

文法句型

monthly + noun (payment, salary, rent, premium)

用法筆記

Common with financial terms such as rent, salary, payment, premium, fee, and interest. Unlike sense 1, which focuses on frequency, this sense focuses on the duration or calculation period for money.

常見錯誤

I pay my rent monthly' (when you mean the cost covers one month).
I pay a monthly rent of $1,000.
💡When used as an adjective before a noun, 'monthly' describes how the amount is set; when used as an adverb after the verb, it describes the frequency of payment.

monthly — noun

monthly — adverb