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workday

/ˈwɜːk.deɪ/

Traduction: Jour de la semaine où l'on travaille habituellement, par opposition au jour de repos, ou durée de temps pendant laquelle un employé doit effectuer son travail quotidien.

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noun

/ˈwɜːk.deɪ/A2formal
  • frJour de la semaine où l'on travaille habituellement, par opposition au jour de repos, ou durée de temps pendant laquelle un employé doit effectuer son travail quotidien.

A noun referring to a day on which work is typically performed, or the duration of time a worker is required to work for a daily wage.

  1. Day for workA2formal

    A day on which work is typically done, as opposed to a weekend or holiday.

    frjour ouvrable

    • Monday is a workday for most people.
    • The office is closed on weekends, but open every workday.
    • She prefers to schedule appointments on a workday.

    Synonymesweekdayworking day

    Antonymesholiday

  2. Duration of workB1formal

    The amount of time that a worker is required to work for an agreed daily wage.

    frDurée de travail journalière

    • The standard workday is eight hours long.
    • His workday starts at 9 AM and ends at 5 PM.
    • The company reduced the workday to six hours for better productivity.

    Synonymesworking day

Formes
  • workdays plural form
  • workdays' possessive plural form
  • workday's possessive singular form
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