Word Frequency
weekend
Definitions
noun
(ˌwiːkˈɛnd
) -
- the end of the week, esp the period from Friday night until the end of Sunday
- (as modifier) ⇒
a weekend party
verb
(ˈwiːkˌɛnd
) - intr (informal) to spend or pass a weekend
See also
weekendsTranslations for 'weekend'
- British English: weekend A weekend is Saturday and Sunday.I'll phone you at the weekend.ˌwiːkˈɛnd NOUN
- Arabic: عُطْلَةُ نِهَايَةِ الُأسْبُوع
- Brazilian Portuguese: final de semana
- Chinese: 周末
- Croatian: vikend
- Czech: víkend
- Danish: weekend
- Dutch: weekend
- European Spanish: fin de semana
- Finnish: viikonloppu
- French: week-end
- German: Wochenende
- Greek: σαββατοκύριακο
- Italian: fine settimana
- Japanese: 週末
- Korean: 주말
- Norwegian: helg
- Polish: weekend
- Portuguese: fim de semana
- Romanian: sfârșit de săptămână sfârșituri de săptămână
- Russian: выходные дни
- Spanish: fin de semana
- Swedish: helg
- Thai: วันหยุดสุดสัปดาห์
- Turkish: hafta sonu
- Ukrainian: вихідний
- Vietnamese: ngày cuối tuần
Example Sentences Including 'weekend'
He said:'These questions arise out of weekend news stories concerning the substantial use of consultants.Glasgow Herald (2001)
His victory came on a groundswell of support in a weekend vote by grass-roots party members.Glasgow Herald (2001)
I had a couple of films that needed processing from my weekend surveillance outside a pharmaceutical company's lab.KICK BACK (2002)
I let him rant for a good ten minutes, then offered to repeat the surveillance exercise over the weekend at a reduced rate.KICK BACK (2002)
It will invite the buyer out for a weekend , ostensibly to look at produce.SHOPPED: The Shocking Power of British Supermarkets (2004)
Michael Hall enjoys a weekend in the capital of the riviera and finds it has a strong Italian flavour.Country Life (2004)
Six further deaths had occurred on the roads since the beginning of the bank holiday weekend.Irish Times (2002)
Still, it was a good weekend for the galvanised steel sector.Irish Times (2002)
The long weekend of the wedding had seen the beginning of a seismic shift in her view of the world.THE COMPANY OF STRANGERS (2002)
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