spring break

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Collegespring breakˌspring ˈbreak noun [countable] American EnglishSEC a holiday from college or university in the spring, usually two weeks longExamples from the Corpusspring break• I met them only once right before spring break and ironically at the very close of my relationship with Rudy.• For a while the conditions are so propitious that by spring break I have a rough draft of my book.• Instead, his cheerleading coach said, he chose to spend his spring break on a cruise ship.

单词	spring break
释义	spring break From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: Collegespring breakˌspring ˈbreak noun [countable] American EnglishSEC a holiday from college or university in the spring, usually two weeks longExamples from the Corpusspring break• I met them only once right before spring break and ironically at the very close of my relationship with Rudy.• For a while the conditions are so propitious that by spring break I have a rough draft of my book.• Instead, his cheerleading coach said, he chose to spend his spring break on a cruise ship.
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