Definition of All Fools' Day in English:

All Fools' Day

noun

another term for April Fool's Day
Example sentencesExamples
- Since that time ‘All Fools' Day’ has spread to many other parts of the world and the dominant practice is still sending people on a fool's errand.
- All England must have felt humiliated in 1599 when Europe's Easter, the ‘real’ Easter by Pope Gregory's scientifically validated calendar, fell on 11 April while in England, 10 days behind, it was All Fools' Day.
- If perchance you're looking for the perfect present for a scatterbrained soul born on All Fools' Day, let your fingers do the walking over to this website.
- If their recommendations are practical and adopted by the public, will the All Fools' Day this year see the beginning of a change?

Definition of All Fools' Day in US English:

All Fools' Day

nounˈˌôl ˈfo͞olz ˌdā

another term for April Fool's Day
Example sentencesExamples
- If their recommendations are practical and adopted by the public, will the All Fools' Day this year see the beginning of a change?
- Since that time ‘All Fools' Day’ has spread to many other parts of the world and the dominant practice is still sending people on a fool's errand.
- All England must have felt humiliated in 1599 when Europe's Easter, the ‘real’ Easter by Pope Gregory's scientifically validated calendar, fell on 11 April while in England, 10 days behind, it was All Fools' Day.
- If perchance you're looking for the perfect present for a scatterbrained soul born on All Fools' Day, let your fingers do the walking over to this website.

词汇	All Fools' Day
释义	Definition of All Fools' Day in English: All Fools' Day noun another term for April Fool's Day Example sentencesExamples Since that time ‘All Fools' Day’ has spread to many other parts of the world and the dominant practice is still sending people on a fool's errand. All England must have felt humiliated in 1599 when Europe's Easter, the ‘real’ Easter by Pope Gregory's scientifically validated calendar, fell on 11 April while in England, 10 days behind, it was All Fools' Day. If perchance you're looking for the perfect present for a scatterbrained soul born on All Fools' Day, let your fingers do the walking over to this website. If their recommendations are practical and adopted by the public, will the All Fools' Day this year see the beginning of a change? Definition of All Fools' Day in US English: All Fools' Day nounˈˌôl ˈfo͞olz ˌdā another term for April Fool's Day Example sentencesExamples If their recommendations are practical and adopted by the public, will the All Fools' Day this year see the beginning of a change? Since that time ‘All Fools' Day’ has spread to many other parts of the world and the dominant practice is still sending people on a fool's errand. All England must have felt humiliated in 1599 when Europe's Easter, the ‘real’ Easter by Pope Gregory's scientifically validated calendar, fell on 11 April while in England, 10 days behind, it was All Fools' Day. If perchance you're looking for the perfect present for a scatterbrained soul born on All Fools' Day, let your fingers do the walking over to this website.
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