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Definition of Friday - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
timethe day of the week following Thursday and preceding Saturday
- We usually go out to eat on Friday..
- The meeting is scheduled for Friday.
- Friday is the last day of the workweek.
Expressions with Friday
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feeling of excitement for the weekend
I always get that Friday feeling after lunch.
day when employees wear casual clothes at work
On casual Friday, I wore jeans to the office.
expresses happiness for the end of the workweek
Thank God It's Friday! Time to relax.
happening or done on the day Friday
The meeting is scheduled on Friday.
used to wish someone a joyful Friday
Happy Friday! Hope you have a great weekend.
Friday with relaxed dress code at work
Our office has dress-down Friday every week.
day after Thanksgiving with big sales and discounts
Many people shop for deals on Black Friday.
day considered unlucky in Western superstition
Many avoid important decisions on Friday the thirteenth..
Friday before Easter commemorating the crucifixion of Jesus
Many churches hold special services on Good Friday..
male assistant with various duties
He hired a boy Friday to help with errands.
female employee with secretarial tasks
The company hired a girl Friday for the office.
loyal male assistant or helper who can be trusted
He is my man Friday at the office.
expression of disbelief about something unlikely to happen
He said he'd win the lottery? That'll be the frosty Friday!
Origin of Friday
Old English, Frīgedæg (day of Frigg)
Terms with Friday included in their meaning
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sequence
day after Friday and before Sunday
weekly break
period from Friday evening through Sunday
specific day
happening or done on the day after Friday
workdays
five consecutive days used for work, Monday through Friday
abr: Friday
fifth day of the week after Thursday
abr: Saturday
day of the week after Friday and before Sunday
calendar
days from Monday to Friday in a week
days of week
the nights from Monday to Friday
British
days Monday to Friday for work
calendar
abbreviation for Friday
Jewish
Sunday to Friday in Jewish tradition
US observance
the 4th Friday in September in the US
acr: Black Friday Cyber Monday
big sales event after Thanksgiving
acr: Friday Night Funkin'
popular rhythm game with music battles
acr: Good Friday Agreement
agreement to stop fighting
abr: Monday to Friday
days between Monday and Friday
acr: thank God it's Friday
happy feeling when the work week ends
abr: weekend
period from Friday evening to Sunday night
abr: weekend
period from Friday evening to Sunday night
festival
holiday period from Good Friday through the following Monday
Jewish religion
weekly Jewish day of rest from Friday evening to Saturday evening
time
happening or done on the day Friday
greeting
used to wish someone a joyful Friday
casual Friday
Friday with relaxed dress code at work
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- French:vendredi, ...
- German:Freitag, ...
- Italian:venerdì, ...
- Spanish:viernes, ...
- Portuguese:sexta-feira, ...
- Chinese:星期五, ...
- Japanese:金曜日, ...
- Arabic:جُمْعَة, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹם שִׁישִׁי, ...
- Russian:пятница, ...
- Ukrainian:п'ятниця, ...
- Hindi:शुक्रवार, ...
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