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Definition of rest day in English: rest daynoun A day spent in rest, especially as an interlude between periods of activity. both matches resume tomorrow after a rest day today Example sentencesExamples - Today's rest day on the Mediterranean coast will be even more welcome than usual.
- And, we are taking a rest day today, we are not going to move to high camp.
- After a rest day tomorrow, India will take on archrivals Pakistan while Germany, the fourth team in the fray, play Holland on Tuesday.
- Everybody's a little worn out, but they're doing fine. We're going to have a rest day after tomorrow and hopefully the weather will hold out and we go to the summit soon.
- And some of the squad took their rest day in York yesterday before returning to training today.
- Tomorrow is a rest day for the peloton, so the race resumes on Wednesday.
- This evening we'll fly to Grenoble, tomorrow is a rest day, with just a little bit of training on the menu.
- The team got up to Camp II yesterday and will be taking a rest day today.
- Tuesday was just the first of five exhausting mountain stages in six days, with the worst of the Pyrenees to look forward to after today's rest day.
- Today is a rest day on the trade show here, when the delegates can either go on an organised tour, or can do their own thing.
- After a rest day on Wednesday they resume against the Channel Islands on Thursday and meet defending champions Ireland in their concluding game on Friday.
- The rule people trot out is to do about 300 metres a day once you're above 3000 metres and to have a rest day every third day.
- The Springboks held a close practice session yesterday afternoon at Kings Park and both sides will have further sessions on the training grounds today with tomorrow as a rest day.
- Chris was travelling in a hire care with a friend on a rest day between football matches, when it spun out of control and crashed.
- Racers had a rest day yesterday before racing resumes today with a 153.5km stage from Narbonne to Toulouse.
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