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first of may

/ˈfɜːrst əv meɪ/

Traduction: Fait référence au 1er mai, célébré comme la Journée internationale des travailleurs ou la Fête du Travail dans de nombreux pays, souvent associé aux mouvements pour les droits des travailleurs et aux festivals du printemps.

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/ˈfɜːrst əv meɪ/B1formalpolitical
  • frFait référence au 1er mai, célébré comme la Journée internationale des travailleurs ou la Fête du Travail dans de nombreux pays, souvent associé aux mouvements pour les droits des travailleurs et aux festivals du printemps.

Refers to May 1st, celebrated as International Workers' Day or Labour Day in many countries, often associated with labor rights movements and spring festivals.

  1. International Workers' DayB1formal

    A public holiday celebrated on May 1st in many countries to honor workers and the labor movement.

    frPremier Mai

    • Many countries hold parades and rallies on the First of May.
    • The First of May is a national holiday in several European nations.
    • Labor unions often organize events for the First of May.
  2. May DayB1formalbritish

    A traditional spring festival celebrated on May 1st, often involving dancing around a maypole and crowning a May Queen.

    frPremier mai

    • Children danced around the maypole on the First of May.
    • The village celebrated the First of May with flowers and music.
    • May Day, or the First of May, marks the beginning of summer in many cultures.