half-day — half day′ n … From formal English to slang
half day — n a day when you work or go to school either in the morning or the afternoon, but not all day ▪ Friday is my half day off … Dictionary of contemporary English
half day — n a day when you work or go to school either in the morning or the afternoon, but not all day ▪ Friday is my half day off … Dictionary of contemporary English
half day — UK US noun [C] WORKPLACE ► a day when people only work in either the morning or the afternoon, or when stores, businesses, etc. are only open in either the morning or the afternoon: »She works Mondays, Wednesdays and a half day Fridays so she can … Financial and business terms
half-day — UK US adjective [before noun] ► lasting for a morning or an afternoon, rather than the whole day: »The Nikkei finished up 148.53 at 10,825.17 after a half day (trading) session. »a half day program/seminar/workshop … Financial and business terms
half-day — half days also half day N COUNT A half day is a day when you work only in the morning or in the afternoon, but not all day … English dictionary
half day — ˌhalf ˈday [half day] noun a day on which people work only in the morning or in the afternoon • Tuesday is her half day … Useful english dictionary
half-day — adj [only before noun] a half day event takes place in either the morning or the afternoon ▪ half day courses on study skills … Dictionary of contemporary English
half-day — adj [only before noun] a half day event takes place in either the morning or the afternoon ▪ half day courses on study skills … Dictionary of contemporary English
half-day — half ,day noun count a day when you work or go to school only in the morning or the afternoon … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
half-day — n. * * * half dayˈ noun 1. A holiday of half a working day 2. A day on which one works in the morning or afternoon only • • • Main Entry: ↑half * * * half day UK US noun [countable] [singular … Useful english dictionary
