week

week
week [wi:k]
noun
semaine f
• what day of the week is it? quel jour de la semaine sommes-nous ?
• this week cette semaine
• next/last week la semaine prochaine/dernière
• the week before last l'avant-dernière semaine
• the week after next pas la semaine prochaine, celle d'après
• twice a week deux fois par semaine
• a week today aujourd'hui en huit
• a week tomorrow/on Sunday demain en huit
• two weeks ago il y a deux semaines il y a quinze jours
• in a week ( = a week from now) dans une semaine ; ( = in the space of a week) en une semaine
• in a week's time dans une semaine
• week in week out
• week after week semaine après semaine
• the first time in weeks la première fois depuis des semaines
• the week ending 6 May la semaine qui se termine le 6 mai
• he owes her three weeks' rent il lui doit trois semaines de loyer
• the working week la semaine de travail
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[wiːk]
noun semaine f

what day of the week is it? — quel jour de la semaine sommes-nous?

the week before last — il y a deux semaines

the week after next — dans deux semaines

every other week — tous les quinze jours

I'll do it some time this week — je le ferai dans le courant de la semaine

week in week out — toutes les semaines

a week today — GB

today week — aujourd'hui en huit

a week yesterday — GB

a week from yesterday — US il y a eu huit jours or une semaine hier

a week's wages — une semaine de salaire

to pay by the week — payer à la semaine

during the week — gen pendant la semaine; (Monday to Friday) en semaine

the working ou work US week — la semaine de travail

the week ending June 10 — la semaine du 3 au 10 juin


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