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Definition of Monday - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
calendarsecond day of the week after Sunday
- Monday is often considered the start of the week.
- We have a meeting scheduled for Monday morning.
- Monday is a public holiday this year.
Expressions with Monday
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monday that feels sad or hard, often after the weekend
Many people experience blue Monday after a fun weekend.
feeling of sadness on Monday after the weekend
She always struggles with the Monday blues after a fun weekend.
feeling tired or unenthusiastic on Monday morning
I have a strong Monday morning feeling today.
day after Easter Sunday with cultural and religious events
Easter Monday is a public holiday in many countries.
on the Monday after the next one
The meeting is scheduled for a week on Monday.
when Monday arrives or at the start of Monday
Come Monday, we will start the new project.
exactly one week after the upcoming Monday
The project is due a week from Monday.
workplace trend of doing minimal tasks on Mondays
Many companies are adopting bare minimum Monday to boost morale.
day when stock markets fall sharply
Investors were worried after the Black Monday crash.
person who offers hindsight opinions
As a Monday morning analyst, he always has something to say after the fact.
someone who criticizes or suggests alternatives after the event
He became a Monday morning quarterback criticizing the decisions made during the meeting..
the Monday after next week
We will meet on Monday week for the project discussion.
Monday after Pentecost observed as a public holiday in many countries
Many businesses are closed on Whit Monday in observance of the holiday..
day after Whitsunday, a legal holiday in some regions
Whitsun Monday is celebrated with various events.
Origin of Monday
Old English, Monandæg (day of the moon)
Terms with Monday included in their meaning
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abr: Monday
the second day of the week
workdays
five consecutive days used for work, Monday through Friday
abr: Tuesday
second day of the week after Monday
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
US election
first Tuesday after the first Monday in November in the US
time period
seven consecutive days starting from Sunday or Monday
weekday
short form for the day after Monday
common usage
any night of the week typically from Monday to Thursday
acr: Monday and Wednesday
days of the week when something happens
history
historical UK term for Monday
Canada holiday
holiday in Canada on the second Monday of October
acr: Black Friday Cyber Monday
big sales event after Thanksgiving
abr: Monday to Friday
days between Monday and Friday
date
observed on the Monday closest to January 15
acr: Man Crush Monday
social media trend for posting about a male crush
celebration
holiday on the 3rd Monday in April
date
third Monday in February in the U.S
holiday
the day after Whitsun Monday
festival
holiday period from Good Friday through the following Monday
acr: Monday
first day of the work week
Canada holiday
holiday on second Monday of October in Canada
time
the day of the week following Monday and preceding Wednesday
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- French:lundi, ...
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- Italian:lunedì, ...
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- Portuguese:segunda-feira, ...
- Chinese:星期一, ...
- Japanese:月曜日, ...
- Arabic:الاثنين, ...
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- Russian:понедельник, ...
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- Hindi:सोमवार, ...
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