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Definition of working day in English: working daynoun British 1A day on which one usually works. 〈主英〉工作日 Example sentencesExamples - Municipal offices will open as usual throughout Buffalo City and consumers are encouraged to treat both strike days as normal working days.
- The number of working days lost due to sickness for police officers is continuing to fall, according to a new Greater Manchester Police report.
- The case for abolishing Bank Holidays applies even more to weekends and conventional working days.
- Nearly 90% of working days lost due to strikes last year were in the public sector and the recently-privatised industries.
- There are not many working days that can beat payday but yesterday was one of them.
- Transactions in the spot market involve currencies for immediate delivery, usually within two working days.
- They can work with the company, typically for up to 10 working days over a period of months to help them re-engineer their business along e-business lines.
- On average, each was off sick for 7.69 days, adding up to 2,330 working days lost.
- The weeks just melt into one another and you don't know which is a working day and which is the weekend.
- I would also be interested to find out how many working days are lost to the council because of alcohol problems.
- It provides for an initial assessment within 7 working days and a core assessment within 35 working days.
- We know how getting a smile first thing in the morning on a working day makes the day all the more bearable.
- It may be issued as late as four working days before election day.
- Nothing like a great weekend to prepare for the working days ahead.
- To make up for the day off, Saturday December 11 is to be a working day.
- Lunch is a vital breathing space during the working day and, these days, the options for eating at lunch-time are greater than ever.
- You must apply for inclusion on the Supplement Register at least fourteen working days before polling day.
- The ministry will shorten the permit processing to less than seven working days from the current 16 days.
- Official blocks mostly start at the first working day of the month and stay in place for a longer period of time.
- Two groups suggested that the standard should be set at 10 days in total and not 10 working days.
Synonyms twenty-four-hour period, full day, twenty-four hours - 1.1 The part of the day devoted or allotted to work.
一天的工作时间 工作了很长时间的一天。 Example sentencesExamples - Social researchers are urging employers to reduce workers' long hours, arguing that extended working days were bad for business.
- In this second part of the working day, the worker continues to add new value, but receives no payment.
- He said the official start and finish times did not matter because his working day started in the morning whether the House was in session or not.
- All these photocopying establishments do a roaring business every hour of the working day.
- A lot of work was accomplished in a short two weeks but a twelve-hour working day, and a seven day week, got the job done.
- Unlucky for him, the working day of the secretaries was over for the weekend.
- With a tight shooting schedule and 11-hour working days, Smyth works in much closer contact with members of the public than most people in his industry.
- The DOE said it is using maximum overtime and has introduced extended working days to tackle the problem.
- All this took place after the normal working day: at evenings, weekends or in other free time.
- In this context, the normal eight-hour working day and overtime limits are already irrelevant.
- Not sparing his own health, his working day lasted twelve to fourteen hours, and he continued to toil into the small hours of the night.
- I've just checked my email now and, twenty-five minutes into the working day, I've had two replies.
- Schools may have to resort to a four-day week or shorter working days under a new deal to cut extra teacher workloads caused by the profession's recruitment crisis.
- It is quite a tiring environment to work in and that takes a bit of getting used to, especially when the working day is 14 hours with no days off for three months!
- It added an hour and half each day onto my working day so that was my main grievance.
- I use this time to relax and unwind, reflect on my working day, and prepare myself for the following day.
Definition of working day in US English: working daynounˈwərkɪŋ deɪˈwərkiNG dā British another term for workday Example sentencesExamples - I would also be interested to find out how many working days are lost to the council because of alcohol problems.
- The case for abolishing Bank Holidays applies even more to weekends and conventional working days.
- On average, each was off sick for 7.69 days, adding up to 2,330 working days lost.
- You must apply for inclusion on the Supplement Register at least fourteen working days before polling day.
- The ministry will shorten the permit processing to less than seven working days from the current 16 days.
- Municipal offices will open as usual throughout Buffalo City and consumers are encouraged to treat both strike days as normal working days.
- Transactions in the spot market involve currencies for immediate delivery, usually within two working days.
- Two groups suggested that the standard should be set at 10 days in total and not 10 working days.
- We know how getting a smile first thing in the morning on a working day makes the day all the more bearable.
- There are not many working days that can beat payday but yesterday was one of them.
- It may be issued as late as four working days before election day.
- Lunch is a vital breathing space during the working day and, these days, the options for eating at lunch-time are greater than ever.
- The number of working days lost due to sickness for police officers is continuing to fall, according to a new Greater Manchester Police report.
- It provides for an initial assessment within 7 working days and a core assessment within 35 working days.
- Nothing like a great weekend to prepare for the working days ahead.
- They can work with the company, typically for up to 10 working days over a period of months to help them re-engineer their business along e-business lines.
- To make up for the day off, Saturday December 11 is to be a working day.
- The weeks just melt into one another and you don't know which is a working day and which is the weekend.
- Nearly 90% of working days lost due to strikes last year were in the public sector and the recently-privatised industries.
- Official blocks mostly start at the first working day of the month and stay in place for a longer period of time.
Synonyms twenty-four-hour period, full day, twenty-four hours
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