| 释义 |
workdaywork‧day /ˈwɜːkdeɪ $ ˈwɜːrk-/ noun [countable] American English   - a 10-hour workday
- It'll take four workdays to process the application.
- Although he commutes up to three hours on workdays, he does so by choice.
- But she was advertising from the piano bench and specializing in private sessions to augment her income after her musical workday.
- Evenings and Sundays were as hyperthyroid as the long workdays.
- It is another workday for most of the city, but down at City Hall, it will be something special.
- The following day is filled with fatigue and irritability, and just making it through the workday is a major feat.
- The number of workdays lost and of workers involved rose steeply from 1912.
- They tell stories about work and express their feelings about their workday.
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