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Definition of weekday - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
work daysany day of the week except Saturday and Sunday
- Most people work on weekdays.
2.
JewishTECH. Sunday to Friday in Jewish traditionTECH.
- Jewish schools are open on weekdays.
3.
IslamicTECH. Saturday to Thursday in Islamic contextsTECH.
- In some countries, weekdays start on Saturday.
Origin of weekday
Old English, wice (week) + dæg (day)
Terms with weekday included in their meaning
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occurrence
happening every day or every weekday
weekday
happening or done on the third day of the week
weekday
pertaining to a day of the workweek
weekday
monday that feels sad or hard, often after the weekend
time
calendar entry showing weekday and numerical position in month
weekday
informal term for Wednesday
weekday
short form for the day after Monday
weekday
day of the week when work is done
weekday
fourth day of the week after Tuesday
routine
having routine or busy qualities like a weekday
Examples of weekday in a sentence
Weekdays are usually busy in the city. Weekdays are busy with religious studies. He works at the synagogue on weekdays. Weekday classes are held from Saturday to Thursday. The office operates on a weekday schedule in this region.
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- French:jour de semaine, jours de semaine, ...
- German:Werktag, Wochentag, ...
- Italian:giorno feriale, giorni feriali, ...
- Spanish:día laborable, entre semana, ...
- Portuguese:dia útil, dias úteis, ...
- Chinese:工作日, ...
- Japanese:平日, 営業日, ...
- Arabic:يَوْم عَمَل, يَوْم أُسْبُوعِي, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹם חוֹל, יוֹם חוֹל אַסְלָאמִי, ...
- Russian:будний день, рабочий день, ...
- Ukrainian:будень, будні дні, ...
- Hindi:कार्यदिवस, सप्ताह का दिन, ...
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