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India and Colombia have the most public holidays of any country.Crowds have been sparse, but that is expected to change today, a public holiday.Visitors are reminded that it is a public holiday.I'm surprised there's not been a public holiday declared to celebrate their departure.Many are taking advantage of the extra public holiday on offer.Saturday was declared a public holiday because of the events.But the history of this public holiday does not inspire much confidence.But does the evidence stack up, that a public holiday weekend is always bad?Yesterday a public holiday was declared and more street parties were being planned.They have nine days' annual public holiday, but low productivity is a problem.

单词	public holiday
释义	Trends of public holiday View usage for: public holiday in British English noun a holiday observed over the whole country Examples of 'public holiday' in a sentence public holiday India and Colombia have the most public holidays of any country. Times, Sunday Times (2016) Crowds have been sparse, but that is expected to change today, a public holiday. Times, Sunday Times (2007) Visitors are reminded that it is a public holiday. Times, Sunday Times (2010) I'm surprised there's not been a public holiday declared to celebrate their departure. The Sun (2011) Many are taking advantage of the extra public holiday on offer. The Sun (2011) Saturday was declared a public holiday because of the events. canada.com (2005) But the history of this public holiday does not inspire much confidence. Times, Sunday Times (2008) But does the evidence stack up, that a public holiday weekend is always bad? Times, Sunday Times (2007) Yesterday a public holiday was declared and more street parties were being planned. Times, Sunday Times (2012) They have nine days' annual public holiday, but low productivity is a problem. Times, Sunday Times (2011) In other languages public holiday British English: public holiday /ˈpʌblɪk ˈhɒlɪdeɪ/ NOUN A public holiday is a holiday for the whole country. American English: public holiday Arabic: إِجَازَةٌ عَامَة Brazilian Portuguese: feriado público Chinese: 公共节假日 Croatian: državni praznik Czech: den pracovního klidu Danish: offentlig fridag Dutch: nationale feestdag European Spanish: día festivo oficial Finnish: yleinen lomapäivä French: jour férié German: staatlicher Feiertag Greek: επίσημη αργία Italian: festa nazionale Japanese: 祝祭日 Korean: 공휴일 Norwegian: offentlig høytidsdag Polish: święto państwowe European Portuguese: feriado público Romanian: sărbătoare legală Russian: официальный нерабочий день Latin American Spanish: día festivo oficial Swedish: helgdag Thai: วันนักขัตฤกษ์ Turkish: resmi tatil günü Ukrainian: національне свято Vietnamese: ngày nghỉ lễ Chinese translation of 'public holiday' public holiday n (c) 法定假期 (fǎdìng jiàqī) (个(個), gè) public holiday 公共假期 (gōnggòng jiàqī) See holiday
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