Definition of half-day in English:

half-day

noun

1A day on which one works, or a business is open, only in the morning or in the afternoon.
I'm back to working half days
as modifier the town has half-day closing on Wednesdays
Example sentencesExamples
- It would be a half-day, and students and staff who want to observe the religious holiday would be granted an excused absence.
- His first contract was for 20 half-days in July.
- Sunday was a traditional half-day for the conference.
- Reception pupils will do half-days only for the rest of the week.
- Oh, today is a half-day!
- The day before Thanksgiving, when the majority of schools have a half-day, many workers try to slip out a few hours early.
- Saturday is a half-day, and we've made a big effort to allow people time to visit the exhibit hall.
- Tomorrow is a half-day, so I'll be looking forward to that.
- Around noon, the school declared a half-day and cancelled all extracurricular activities.
- Friday is a half-day, and there are only four more days until break.
1. 1.1 A length of time equivalent to half of a typical working day.
  the mother can drop her baby in for up to three half-days a week
  as modifier a half-day workshop
  Example sentencesExamples
  A minibus will take the group on half-day trips to different locations, offering them a variety of landscapes to draw inspiration from.
  Join us for a free half-day seminar on risk management.
  We had a half-day management retreat where we focused on issues related to sustainability.
  An ideal half-day outing would combine a Saturday tour followed by a refreshing dip in the Guadalupe River.
  She presented a half-day workshop on practical leadership.
  A week of national action will begin on June 27, including a half-day strike.
  A lucky crew might see six such nests on a half-day hike.
  The following day, we took a half-day whitewater rafting trip down the Kawarau River.
  A half-day tour of Cape Town includes a trip by cable car (weather permitting) to the summit of scenic Table Mountain.
  For the more adventurous, intensive half-day expeditions are also available.

单词	half-day
释义	Definition of half-day in English: half-day noun 1A day on which one works, or a business is open, only in the morning or in the afternoon. I'm back to working half days as modifier the town has half-day closing on Wednesdays Example sentencesExamples It would be a half-day, and students and staff who want to observe the religious holiday would be granted an excused absence. His first contract was for 20 half-days in July. Sunday was a traditional half-day for the conference. Reception pupils will do half-days only for the rest of the week. Oh, today is a half-day! The day before Thanksgiving, when the majority of schools have a half-day, many workers try to slip out a few hours early. Saturday is a half-day, and we've made a big effort to allow people time to visit the exhibit hall. Tomorrow is a half-day, so I'll be looking forward to that. Around noon, the school declared a half-day and cancelled all extracurricular activities. Friday is a half-day, and there are only four more days until break. 1.1 A length of time equivalent to half of a typical working day. the mother can drop her baby in for up to three half-days a week as modifier a half-day workshop Example sentencesExamples A minibus will take the group on half-day trips to different locations, offering them a variety of landscapes to draw inspiration from. Join us for a free half-day seminar on risk management. We had a half-day management retreat where we focused on issues related to sustainability. An ideal half-day outing would combine a Saturday tour followed by a refreshing dip in the Guadalupe River. She presented a half-day workshop on practical leadership. A week of national action will begin on June 27, including a half-day strike. A lucky crew might see six such nests on a half-day hike. The following day, we took a half-day whitewater rafting trip down the Kawarau River. A half-day tour of Cape Town includes a trip by cable car (weather permitting) to the summit of scenic Table Mountain. For the more adventurous, intensive half-day expeditions are also available.
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