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holiday n UK (vacation) vacanţă s.f.
I am going on holiday next week.
Plec în vacanţă săptămâna viitoare.
holiday n (official days off work) zi s.f.
sărbătoare legală subst.+adj.
Nobody will be in the office over the Presidents' Day holiday.
Nimeni nu va lucra de Ziua Preşedinţilor.
* În zilele de sărbătoare legală nu lucrează nimeni.
holiday n (religious celebration) sărbătoare religioasă subst.+adj.
Good Friday is a religious holiday, but we still have to go to work.
Vinerea mare e o zi de sărbătoare religioasă, dar tot va trebui să mergem la muncă.
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bank holiday n UK (national day off) sărbătoare națională s.f.
I always work bank holidays – I get paid double-time!
holiday season n (period: November to January) perioada sărbătorilor s.f.
Most people feel more generous during the holiday season.
national holiday n (country-wide day off work) sărbătoare naţională s.f.
Christmas Day is a national holiday in many countries.
on holiday adv UK (taking a vacation) în vacanţă adv.
The manager is on holiday this week; she'll be back next week.
package holiday n UK (all-inclusive or tourist vacation) sejur cu servicii integrale s.n.
paid holiday n UK (time off work with full pay) concediu plătit s.n.
This year I'm entitled to three weeks paid holiday.
public holiday n (national day off work) sărbătoare publică s.f.
July 4th is a public holiday in the United States.
5th October is a public holiday in some, but not all, states of Australia.
take a holiday v UK (go away on vacation) a lua vacanţă loc.vb.
After five long months of work I was ready to take a holiday.
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