It is mid-autumn now.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

It is mid-autumn now.

It's the dry season here.

It's the dry here.

It is just noon.

It's now the season of the midnight sun here.

Oysters are in season now.

Recently, it has finally gotten cooler.

It is midsummer

It is the height of summer

We are in the height of summer.

We are in the height of the shooting season.

We are at the height of the hot season.

It is about the season for cherries.

It's raining really hard right now.

I'm on summer vacation now.

The season is changing.

〈潮が差してくる〉 The tide is rising [coming in].

〈満潮である〉 The tide is in.

Strawberries are in season now.

It's a bearish market now.

I am in Akita now.

The tide is ebbing [on the ebb].

We are now in a period of transition, the old giving way to the new.

It is low tide

The tide is low.

The tide is in [out, down].

Apples are now in season.

We're having a leisure boom now.

The wind is blowing hard now.

You'll get it someday.