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词汇 public holiday
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Definition of public holiday in English:

public holiday

noun
British
  • A nationally recognized day when most businesses and other institutions are closed.

    residents regularly throng the beaches on public holidays
    Example sentencesExamples
    • I hope the government will move swiftly to ensure that Easter Sunday is listed as a public holiday to ensure it is on a par with other holidays.
    • It will be a public holiday and I'm not going to work, so I have to come up with something to do.
    • Traffic on the normally congested highway was lighter than normal because Wednesday was a public holiday.
    • You have to work on public holidays and birthdays.
    • New Year's Day is not a public holiday this time round, it falls on a Saturday.
    • Paid public holidays and meal breaks are not at risk of being lost under the new industrial regime.
    • The play area is open at weekends and public holidays.
    • Each of the nine public holidays costs employers about €600 million in extra wage costs.
    • Australia Day is celebrated with a public holiday and celebrations in every State.
    • The new entitlements imposed by the bill include a minimum rate of time and a half for those working on public holidays, in addition to an alternative day's leave.
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