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working weeknoun [ C ]

uk/ˈwɜː.kɪŋ ˌwiːk//ˈwɝː.kɪŋ ˌwiːk/UK US workweek, work week

the days or hours that a person spends working during one week :

a 37-hour working week

the time when most people are working during a week, usually from Monday to Friday:

The medical team extended the working week to include Saturdays.

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after hours idiom
clock
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flexible working
flexitime
night shift
nine
office hours
opening hours
opening time
overtime
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working weeknoun [ C, usually singular ]

ukusUK US workweek

HR, WORKPLACE the number of hours or days that people spend at work in a period of a week:

Small businesses lose 12 working weeks a year dealing with unnecessary rules and regulations.

the typical five-day working week

My working week runs from Saturday to Wednesday.

a 35-/40-/48-hour working week

a normal/standard/average working week

Over 40% of those interviewed admitted to missing lunch regularly during the working week.

an increase/reduction/cut in the working week Workers on the shop floor are resisting an increase in the working week from 30 to 35 hours.

reduce/cut/limit the working week The European Working Time Directive aims to limit the working week to 48 hours.

The average workweek rose to nearly 42 hours as many manufacturers pushed production to full capacity.

单词	working week
释义	English Business working weeknoun [ C ] uk/ˈwɜː.kɪŋ ˌwiːk//ˈwɝː.kɪŋ ˌwiːk/UK US workweek, work week the days or hours that a person spends working during one week : a 37-hour working week the time when most people are working during a week, usually from Monday to Friday: The medical team extended the working week to include Saturdays. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Working hours after hours idiom clock clock in clock out flexible working flexitime night shift nine office hours opening hours opening time overtime part-time punch rush hour shiftwork time clock timesheet unsocial week See more results » working weeknoun [ C, usually singular ] ukusUK US workweek HR, WORKPLACE the number of hours or days that people spend at work in a period of a week: Small businesses lose 12 working weeks a year dealing with unnecessary rules and regulations. the typical five-day working week My working week runs from Saturday to Wednesday. a 35-/40-/48-hour working week a normal/standard/average working week Over 40% of those interviewed admitted to missing lunch regularly during the working week. an increase/reduction/cut in the working week Workers on the shop floor are resisting an increase in the working week from 30 to 35 hours. reduce/cut/limit the working week The European Working Time Directive aims to limit the working week to 48 hours. The average workweek rose to nearly 42 hours as many manufacturers pushed production to full capacity.
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