| 释义 |
holiday美 ['hɑlɪ.deɪ] 英 ['hɒlɪdeɪ] - n.假日；假期；（外出旅游或休闲的）度假期
- v.度假；休假
- adj.节日适用的；活泼的
- 网络节假日；好乐迪
复数：holidays 现在分词：holidaying 过去分词：holidayed v.+n. spend holiday,take holiday,enjoy holiday,celebrate holiday,mark holiday adj.+n. public holiday,national holiday,long holiday,pay holiday,annual holiday v. be on holiday,stay,relax,slob around,sojourn n. day off,break,long weekend,time off,hols 1. | [u] 假期a period of time when you are not at work or school |
| the school/summer/Christmas, etc. holidays 学校假期、暑假、圣诞节等假期 | | I'm afraid Mr Walsh is away on holiday this week. 很抱歉，沃尔什先生这个星期休假去了。 | | The package includes 20 days' paid holiday a year. 这一揽子福利包括每年 20 天的带薪假。 | | | | a holiday job(= done by students during the school holidays) （学生在学校放假时做的）假期工作 |
2. | [c] （外出旅游或休闲的）度假期a period of time spent travelling or resting away from home |
| a camping/skiing/walking, etc. holiday 露营、滑雪、远足等度假 | | | | | | a holiday cottage/home/resort 度假别墅╱住所╱胜地 | | the holiday industry 度假服务业 | | Where are you going for your holidays this year? 你今年要到哪里休假？ | | They met while on holiday in Greece. 他们是在希腊度假时认识的。 | | We went on holiday together last summer. 去年夏天我们一起去度假了。 |
3. | [c] 假日，节日（尤指宗教节日或国家庆典日）a day when most people do not go to work or school, especially because of a religious or national celebration |
| | | Today is a holiday in Wales. 在威尔士今天是假日。 |
4. | [pl] 节日假期（从十二月到一月上旬，包括圣诞节、修殿节和新年）the time in December and early January that includes Christmas, Hanukkah and New Year |
1. | [i] (+ adv./prep.) 度假；休假to spend a holiday somewhere |
| She was holidaying with her family in Ireland. 她当时正和家人在爱尔兰度假。 |
n. | 1. a day set aside by law or statute as exempt from regular labor or business activities, usually to celebrate or commemorate something that happened on or near that date 2. the day or days of a religious festival 3. a day taken off or set aside for leisure and enjoyment as a break from work or usual activity 4. a period of time free from work or usual activity and given over to leisure and enjoyment 5. a period of time when you do not work or study and do things for pleasure instead. The American word is vacation 6. a day that is a celebration of something special, on which you do not have to work or go to school 7. the number of days or weeks during a year when you do not have to work but are paid. The American word is vacation 1. a day set aside by law or statute as exempt from regular labor or business activities, usually to celebrate or commemorate something that happened on or near that date 2. the day or days of a religious festival 3. a day taken off or set aside for leisure and enjoyment as a break from work or usual activity 4. a period of time free from work or usual activity and given over to leisure and enjoyment 5. a period of time when you do not work or study and do things for pleasure instead. The American word is vacation 6. a day that is a celebration of something special, on which you do not have to work or go to school 7. the number of days or weeks during a year when you do not have to work but are paid. The American word is vacation | v. | 1. to go on or spend a holiday. 2. to be on holiday in a particular place. The American word is vacation. |
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