0 a period of the year when there is less activity in business:
1 happening in a period of the year when there is less activity in business:
2 in a period of the year when there is less activity in business:
Prices are lowest off-season.
He trained intensively off-season.
3 a period of the year when there is less activity in business:
The ski resort closes completely in the off-season.
4 → low season :
Every coastal village has its hotels, with off-season prices in April.
We were fortunate to be in Luxor in mid-summer when the heat makes it off-season.
He will continue to press management for a trade as soon as he's proved that he's recovered from off-season left knee surgery.
Conte ridiculed baseball's drug-testing policy, which is just two years old and precludes off-season testing.
I have found three hotels who are interested in offering a good discount, off-season, of course.
Unless you're here off-season, Malham is likely to be packed solid with hikers and day-trippers.
Come off-season, however, or stay the night, and you'll see the town in a different light.
Muller, in fact, played off-season for the Greystones club in Ireland.
