off-hour US
ˈɒfˌaʊər
See also: out of hours (UK)
Definition

Definition of off-hour - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
workUStime outside normal business hoursUS
  • The gym offers discounts for off-hour visits.
after-hours
2.
transportationUSperiod when traffic is lightUS
  • We prefer to travel during off-hour to avoid congestion.
off-peak

Adjective

1.
after hoursUSoccurring outside of regular business hoursUS
  • He scheduled an off-hour meeting to discuss the project.
after-hours
2.
trafficUSoccurring during periods of light trafficUS
  • Off-hour travel can save you time on the road.
quiet
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Origin of off-hour

English, off (away) + hour (time)

Examples of off-hour in a sentence

  • Off-hour traffic is usually lighter.
  • Off-hour rates are cheaper for electricity usage.
  • The gym is less crowded during off-hour.
  • She prefers off-hour gym sessions to avoid the crowd.
  • The off-hour maintenance work was less disruptive.
  • Off-hour maintenance reduced disruptions to commuters.

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  1. French:heures creuses, en heures creuses, ...
  2. German:Ruhezeit, nach Geschäftsschluss, ...
  3. Italian:orario non lavorativo, fuori orario, ...
  4. Spanish:horas no laborables, fuera de horas laborales, ...
  5. Portuguese:horário fora do expediente, fora do horário, ...
  6. Chinese:非营业时间, 非工作时间, ...
  7. Japanese:営業時間外, 閑散時間の, ...
  8. Arabic:خارج أوقات الدوام, بعد الدوام, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁעַת שֶׁפֶל, מִחוּץ לִשְׁעוֹת הָעֲבוֹדָה, ...
  10. Russian:нерабочее время, внерабочее время, ...
  11. Ukrainian:поза робочими годинами, позагодинний, ...
  12. Hindi:कामकाज के बाद का समय, नियमित समय के बाहर का, ...
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