| 单词 | Sunday |
| 释义 | SundaySunday /ˈsʌndi, -deɪ/ ●●● S2 W2 noun [countable, uncountable] (written abbreviation Sun.) the first day of the week, between Saturday and Monday: Football season starts Sunday. It snowed on Sunday. We had friends over last Sunday. We’re going to go on a picnic next Sunday. What are you going to do this Sunday (=the next Sunday that is coming)? I always read the paper on Sundays (=each Sunday). Christmas falls on a Sunday this year.Sunday morning/afternoon/night etc. We’re going out to breakfast Sunday morning. [Origin: Old English sunnandæg]GRAMMAR: on Sunday, on Monday, etc.Use on Sunday, on Monday, on Tuesday, etc. with the past tense to talk about a particular day in the week that has just passed, or with the present tense to talk about a particular day in the week that is coming: It rained on Sunday. We are leaving on Sunday. Use on the Sunday, on the Monday, etc. only if you are talking about a particular day that is before or after an event or time that you are mentioning: Let’s meet on the Sunday before Thanksgiving. |
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