Definition
Definition of off-days - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
non-working daysRare days when one is not workingRare
- I usually relax on my off-days.
2.
bad performanceRare US days when one is not performing wellRare US
- Even the best athletes have off-days.
Origin of off-days
English, off (away) + day (day)
Terms with off-days included in their meaning
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holiday
weekend made longer by extra days off
work
employment benefit of days off each year with normal pay
business
number of days off from work that an employee is allowed
days off
in a manner related to the weekend
Examples of off-days in a sentence
On his off-days, he enjoys hiking in the mountains. Writers can have off-days when they struggle to find inspiration. Off-days are common in any profession, not just sports.
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- French:jours de repos, jours sans, ...
- German:freie Tage, schlechte Tage, ...
- Italian:giorni liberi, giorni di scarsa performance, ...
- Spanish:días libres, días de bajo rendimiento, ...
- Portuguese:dias de folga, dias maus, ...
- Chinese:休息日, 状态不佳的日子, ...
- Japanese:休日, 不調の日, ...
- Arabic:يوم عطلة, أَيّام سَيِّئَة, ...
- Hebrew:יְמֵי חוֹפֶשׁ, יָמִים חַלָּשִׁים, ...
- Russian:выходные, неудачные дни, ...
- Ukrainian:вихідні дні, невдалі дні, ...
- Hindi:छुट्टियाँ, खराब दिन, ...
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