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workday

/wurk-dey/US // ˈwɜrkˌdeɪ //UK // (ˈwɜːkˌdeɪ) //

工作日,工作天,工日

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Definitions

n.名词 noun
  1. 1
    • : a day on which work is done; working day.
    • : the part of a day during which one works.
    • : the length of time during a day on which one works: a seven-hour workday.
adj.形容词 adjective
  1. 1
    • : workaday.

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Examples

  • Anything I cook during the middle of a workday needs to be easy to make and easy to clean up.

  • For one thing, there are a lot of games being played during the traditional workday.

  • Nine-to-five workdays are punctuated with homeschooling and household chores.

  • Other days I didn’t have time to complete school assignments because of a busy workday.

  • The pandemic workday is 48 minutes longer, we have more meetings and we send more emails, according to a study by the National Bureau of Economic Research.

  • They also allow us to return to the workday hubbub with more than bragging rights.

  • And, in the way of roommates, they generally socialize at the end of the workday.

  • During a single four-hour workday last week, a Mecklenburg County grand jury heard 276 cases and handed down 276 indictments.

  • They held the show in, of all places, Midtown—in a sleek office building in the middle of the workday lunchtime crush.

  • It makes for a strange workday: rushing out to bomb sites, counting suicide attacks and emailing with the Taliban.

  • That does not amount to one real per day, and they work from midnight until sunset, which is their workday.

  • A date was immediately set—the first workday after New Year, when everything would be in running order again.

  • All that we require is a workday key to history, and our present need can be supplied without pausing to satisfy philosophers.

  • Did you review it and approve it when it was completed, after the end of the workday on November 22?

  • Maybe Katie'd get me over of a common workday though, some time, to help her a bit or so.