Labor Day

From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: ChronologyLabor DayˈLabor Day noun [uncountable] American English TMCHOLIDAYa public holiday in the US on the first Monday in SeptemberExamples from the CorpusLabor Day• I realized how bad things were when I saw a Labor Day parade two years ago.• After Labor Day, however, he brought in Mr Punsalong to help.• Verney said the party hopes to have a nominating convention around Labor Day.• Everyone who signs the petition becomes eligible to participate in the convention tentatively set for Labor Day weekend.• Perot claims he is serving as a stand-in for whomever the Reform Party nominates at its Labor Day convention.• Last Labor Day, he was ticketed at Exit 43.• On this Labor Day, we must all remember that a decent wage for the working poor truly benefits everyone.

单词	Labor Day
释义	Labor Day From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary EnglishRelated topics: ChronologyLabor DayˈLabor Day noun [uncountable] American English TMCHOLIDAYa public holiday in the US on the first Monday in SeptemberExamples from the CorpusLabor Day• I realized how bad things were when I saw a Labor Day parade two years ago.• After Labor Day, however, he brought in Mr Punsalong to help.• Verney said the party hopes to have a nominating convention around Labor Day.• Everyone who signs the petition becomes eligible to participate in the convention tentatively set for Labor Day weekend.• Perot claims he is serving as a stand-in for whomever the Reform Party nominates at its Labor Day convention.• Last Labor Day, he was ticketed at Exit 43.• On this Labor Day, we must all remember that a decent wage for the working poor truly benefits everyone.
随便看	stick to doing stick to doing something stick to etc stick to it iveness stick to ribs stick to somebody’s ribs stick to something stick to the message stick to your decision etc stick to your decision/principles etc stick to your principles etc stick together stick up stick up for stick up for somebody stick up for yourself stick with stick with something/somebody stick your head above the parapet stick your nose into stick your oar in stick-in-the-mud stick-on stick-to-it-iveness stick/poke your nose into something