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单词 Monday
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Definition of Monday in English:

Monday

noun ˈmʌndiˈmʌndeɪ
  • The day of the week before Tuesday and following Sunday.

    星期一

    I saw him on Monday

    我星期一看到过他。

    the Monday before last

    上上星期一。

    she's only in the office on Mondays

    她仅星期一在办公室。

    Example sentencesExamples
    • When they took the register on Monday morning, there were a number of notable absences.
    • On Monday, the service will be handing out leaflets showing people how they can help.
    • Back at the factories, the Monday morning after a win is always something special.
    • On the Monday morning I went to the bank to pay the money in, and realised that it was not in my purse or my bag.
    • He carefully limped into work on the Monday morning and deliberately slipped on the oil.
    • The sun was shining early on Monday morning so we decided to take Lucy for a walk over the road.
    • It was not much of a day, either, a dull Monday morning but at least it wasn't raining.
    • During school term time, the farm is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
    • The lake digger was also due on the following Monday to dig two canal lakes and another lake.
    • All three occupants of the Astor residence had a late start to their Monday morning.
    • By Monday morning four or five families had still not been able to move back into their homes.
    • I have seen him walk away from the manager's job only for him to still be there on the Monday morning.
    • So, on Monday evening it began to snow, and by Tuesday there were a couple of inches.
    • He and the other man were alone in the gallery in the middle of a sunny Monday morning.
    • The next day she learned she would be suspended the following Monday, for one day.
    • I started the work at half ten on Sunday night and finished at one on Monday morning.
    • On Monday, he announced that his firm would go public with a flotation next year.
    • Philippa returned to hospital on Monday of last week and she died on Wednesday morning.
    • The show's transfer to Sunday from its Monday night slot is a testimony to its success.
    • Imagine, life with no boring Sundays or dreary Mondays.

Our names for days of the week are based on translations of Latin terms: days of the week in ancient Rome were named after the planets, a category which at that time was considered to include the moon and the sun (after which Sunday was named)

adverb ˈmʌndiˈmʌndeɪ
North American
  • 1On Monday.

    〈主北美〉在星期一

    I'll ring you Monday

    我星期一打电话给你。

    1. 1.1Mondays On Mondays; each Monday.
      每星期一
      the restaurant is closed Mondays

      此饭店星期一不营业。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • I mean, Mondays you have just started the oppressive boredom, so you have a lot to talk about.
      • There will be no performances of either show Mondays or on Sunday, July 14.
      • It's a pain because the only day I can get in is a Monday, and Mondays and Fridays they are closed.
      • Sundays I was always a little unstable, and then Mondays I spent recuperating by my lonesome.
      • That is why it is used on traditionally bad or slow news days such as Mondays.

Our names for days of the week are based on translations of Latin terms: days of the week in ancient Rome were named after the planets, a category which at that time was considered to include the moon and the sun (after which Sunday was named)

Origin

Old English Mōnandæg 'day of the moon', translation of late Latin lunae dies; compare with Dutch maandag and German Montag.

Rhymes

sundae, Sunday

Definition of Monday in US English:

Monday

noun
  • The day of the week before Tuesday and following Sunday.

    星期一

    I saw him on Monday

    我星期一看到过他。

    the Monday before last

    上上星期一。

    as modifier Monday morning
    Example sentencesExamples
    • It was not much of a day, either, a dull Monday morning but at least it wasn't raining.
    • Imagine, life with no boring Sundays or dreary Mondays.
    • On the Monday morning I went to the bank to pay the money in, and realised that it was not in my purse or my bag.
    • On Monday, he announced that his firm would go public with a flotation next year.
    • During school term time, the farm is closed on Mondays and Tuesdays.
    • All three occupants of the Astor residence had a late start to their Monday morning.
    • He carefully limped into work on the Monday morning and deliberately slipped on the oil.
    • Philippa returned to hospital on Monday of last week and she died on Wednesday morning.
    • The lake digger was also due on the following Monday to dig two canal lakes and another lake.
    • I have seen him walk away from the manager's job only for him to still be there on the Monday morning.
    • So, on Monday evening it began to snow, and by Tuesday there were a couple of inches.
    • When they took the register on Monday morning, there were a number of notable absences.
    • The next day she learned she would be suspended the following Monday, for one day.
    • The sun was shining early on Monday morning so we decided to take Lucy for a walk over the road.
    • Back at the factories, the Monday morning after a win is always something special.
    • The show's transfer to Sunday from its Monday night slot is a testimony to its success.
    • He and the other man were alone in the gallery in the middle of a sunny Monday morning.
    • On Monday, the service will be handing out leaflets showing people how they can help.
    • By Monday morning four or five families had still not been able to move back into their homes.
    • I started the work at half ten on Sunday night and finished at one on Monday morning.

Our names for days of the week are based on translations of Latin terms: days of the week in ancient Rome were named after the planets, a category which at that time was considered to include the moon and the sun (after which Sunday was named)

adverb
North American
  • 1On Monday.

    〈主北美〉在星期一

    I'll call you Monday

    我星期一打电话给你。

    1. 1.1Mondays On Mondays; each Monday.
      每星期一
      the restaurant is closed Mondays

      此饭店星期一不营业。

      Example sentencesExamples
      • There will be no performances of either show Mondays or on Sunday, July 14.
      • I mean, Mondays you have just started the oppressive boredom, so you have a lot to talk about.
      • It's a pain because the only day I can get in is a Monday, and Mondays and Fridays they are closed.
      • Sundays I was always a little unstable, and then Mondays I spent recuperating by my lonesome.
      • That is why it is used on traditionally bad or slow news days such as Mondays.

Our names for days of the week are based on translations of Latin terms: days of the week in ancient Rome were named after the planets, a category which at that time was considered to include the moon and the sun (after which Sunday was named)

Origin

Old English Mōnandæg ‘day of the moon’, translation of late Latin lunae dies; compare with Dutch maandag and German Montag.

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