Definition of seven-day in English:

seven-day

adjective

Lasting for a week.
a seven-day trip for two to Hawaii
fields should be examined at seven-day intervals
Example sentencesExamples
- Our help centers around the world provide seven-day, 24-hour user support in local languages.
- Most of the food and entertainment during the seven-day cruise is included.
- Over a normal seven-day week it generally receives up to five million customers.
- A seven-day meal plan, complete with recipes, is included with the disc to complement the exercises.
- We're not getting the calls for the seven-day trips to Mexico.
- I read about this seven-day theater event that he did somewhere in rural Italy.
- For example, the May Day holiday has been turned into a seven-day official break.
- The sale includes a seven-day licence.
- All in favor of making this a seven-day affair, raise your hand.

单词	seven-day
释义	Definition of seven-day in English: seven-day adjective Lasting for a week. a seven-day trip for two to Hawaii fields should be examined at seven-day intervals Example sentencesExamples Our help centers around the world provide seven-day, 24-hour user support in local languages. Most of the food and entertainment during the seven-day cruise is included. Over a normal seven-day week it generally receives up to five million customers. A seven-day meal plan, complete with recipes, is included with the disc to complement the exercises. We're not getting the calls for the seven-day trips to Mexico. I read about this seven-day theater event that he did somewhere in rural Italy. For example, the May Day holiday has been turned into a seven-day official break. The sale includes a seven-day licence. All in favor of making this a seven-day affair, raise your hand.
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