The day off Meaning in English

expression · lemma: day off

US

ˈðə/, /ðə/, /ði/ /ˈdeɪ/ /ˈɔf

thuh DAY AWF

UK

ðə, ði/ /dˈeɪ/ /ˈɒf

thuh DAY OF

Definición

A day when you do not have to work or go to school, usually to rest or do personal things.

Uso & Matices

Usually used with 'take', 'have', or 'get', as in 'take the day off'. Common for work or official breaks. Can refer to any planned break, not necessarily a public holiday. Not used for sick days.

• Spanish: el día libre - el día de descanso
• Portuguese (BR): o dia de folga - o dia de descanso
• Portuguese (PT): o dia de folga - o dia de descanso
• Chinese (Simplified): 休息日 - 放假日
• Chinese (Traditional): 休息日 - 放假日
• Hindi: छुट्टी का दिन
• Arabic: يوم العطلة - يوم الإجازة
• Bengali: ছুটির দিন
• Russian: выходной день
• Japanese: 休みの日
• Vietnamese: ngày nghỉ
• Korean: 휴일 - 쉬는 날
• Turkish: izin günü - tatil günü
• Urdu: چھٹی کا دن
• Indonesian: hari libur

Oraciones de Ejemplo

I am taking the day off tomorrow.

basic

She likes to relax on the day off.

basic

We planned a trip for the day off.

basic

My boss said I could have the day off if I finished early.

natural

Sometimes you just need the day off to recharge.

natural

Do you want to grab lunch together on the day off?

natural