off-day
ˈɔːfˌdeɪ
Definition

Definition of off-day - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
misfortuneRareUSday when things go wrongRareUS
  • I had an off-day and forgot my homework.
bad day
2.
performanceRareday of poor performanceRare
  • The athlete had an off-day during the match.
bad day poor performance
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Origin of off-day

English, off (away) + day (day)

Terms with off-day included in their meaning

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work benefit
day off from work with regular pay
medical
day off school due to illness
work absence
day off work due to illness
leisure
day off from work or school for leisure or travel
relaxation
day taken off for personal relaxation
work leave
day off work for personal reasons
employment
flexible day off chosen by an employee
well-being
day off for mental well-being care

Examples of off-day in a sentence

  • She knew it was an off-day after spilling coffee twice.
  • Even the best performers have an off-day sometimes.
  • She knew it was just an off-day and not a trend.

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  1. French:mauvaise journée, jour sans, ...
  2. German:Pechtag, ...
  3. Italian:giornata no, giornata negativa, ...
  4. Spanish:día malo, día de bajo rendimiento, ...
  5. Portuguese:dia mau, dia de fraco desempenho, ...
  6. Chinese:倒霉的一天, 状态不佳的日子, ...
  7. Japanese:不調の日, オフデー, ...
  8. Arabic:يَوْم سَيِّئ, يَوْم سَيِّئ, ...
  9. Hebrew:יוֹם רַע, ...
  10. Russian:неудачный день, плохой день, ...
  11. Ukrainian:невдалий день, день поганої форми, ...
  12. Hindi:दुर्भाग्य, खराब दिन, ...
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