英语词汇“sick day”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

单词	sick day
释义	Trends of sick day View usage for: sick day in British English (sɪk deɪ) noun a day of absence from work taken due to illness The average worker in the capital takes only 6.9 sick days a year. Examples of 'sick day' in a sentence sick day The official figures show teachers take an average 5.4 sick days a year. The Sun (2008) Many churches have adopted "sick leave" policies that provide employees with a specified number of "sick days "each year. Christianity Today (2000) I had no sick days this year. The Sun (2012) A quarter have taken or would take a sick day to let workers in. The Sun (2011) Two extra days' holiday are awarded to those who have not had a sick day in a year. Times, Sunday Times (2007) They are said to have helped reduce the average number of sick days taken by police officers to 7.3 days a year. Times, Sunday Times (2008) LEISURE workers take more sick days than those in any other industry, a study found. The Sun (2015) It causes about eight million sick days a year, costing up to 1billion in lost productivity. The Sun (2010)
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Trends ofsick day