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Definition of two weeks - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
time durationperiod of fourteen consecutive days
- The project will be completed in two weeks.
- They planned a vacation for two weeks.
- The offer is valid for two weeks only.
Expressions with two weeks
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day that is exactly two weeks after Tuesday
The meeting is scheduled for two weeks from Tuesday.
after two weeks from now or a specific time
The results will be ready in two weeks' time.
formal resignation notice given two weeks before leaving a job
She handed in her two weeks' notice yesterday.
Terms with two weeks included in their meaning
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time frequency
happening once in each period of two weeks
time
occurring every two weeks
schedule
every two weeks
publishing
publication released every two weeks
time
after two weeks from now
time
event occurring every two weeks
two-week vacation
vacation lasting two weeks
date expression
Tuesday two weeks from now or a given Tuesday
frequency
happening once every two weeks
frequency
once every two weeks
publication
magazine published every two weeks
future time
after two weeks from now or a specific time
employment
formal resignation notice given two weeks before leaving a job
time period
day that is exactly two weeks after Tuesday
time reference
at the time exactly two weeks after Tuesday
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- French:deux semaines, ...
- German:zwei Wochen, ...
- Italian:due settimane, ...
- Spanish:dos semanas, ...
- Portuguese:duas semanas, ...
- Chinese:两周, ...
- Japanese:2週間, ...
- Arabic:أُسْبوعَيْن, ...
- Hebrew:שָׁבוּעַיִם, ...
- Russian:две недели, ...
- Ukrainian:два тижні, ...
- Hindi:दो सप्ताह, ...
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