"Week" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Week" Natural Recordings by Native Speakers

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"Week" Meaning

A period of 7 days. Typically starts on a Sunday or Monday and ends on a Saturday or the following Sunday.

"Week" Examples

Usage Examples for "Week"


Example 1: The family planned a vacation for the whole week and left for the beach on Saturday.


Example 2: I have to attend four days of classes a week, every week.


Example 3: The winter breaks for two weeks, which was just before my birthday.


Example 4: The getaway to the mountains was cut short a week, when someone fell ill.


Example 5: There is no school for two weeks in the summer.

"Week" Similar Words

Weed

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Weeded

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Past tense of "weed": removed or destroyed weeds, usually unwanted plants growing in a particular area.

Weeding

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Weedkiller

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Weedling

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A young and inexperienced or foolish person; especially a young adult who is being manipulated or exploited.

Weeds

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Weeds are plants that grow where they are not wanted, often competing with wanted plants for water, space, and nutrients. They can be trees, flowers, shrubs, or grasses that are not deliberately grown in a particular area, but instead come up unintentionally.

Weedy

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Weedy refers to something that is thriving and growing in an unruly or overgrown manner, often used to describe a plant that is weak and scrawny. It can also describe something or someone that is considered inferior or lacking in quality.

Weeing

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The verb "weeing" is a slang or informal term that refers to the act of urinating or passing urine.

Weekday

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A weekday is any day of the week other than Saturday and Sunday, typically Monday to Friday.

Weekdays

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Weekend

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A period of 48 hours at the end of the week, usually Friday to Sunday, traditionally considered a day of rest and leisure, away from work or school.

Weekends

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Weeklies

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Weekly

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Relating to or happening once a week, or every seven days.

Weeks

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Weekwam

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It seems like there's a typo, but I'm assuming you meant "weekend". <br><br>The word "weekend" refers to the weekend, which is a period of two consecutive days off from work or a regular routine, typically Saturday and Sunday.