Definition of Good Friday in English:

Good Friday

noun

The Friday before Easter Sunday, on which the Crucifixion of Christ is commemorated in the Christian Church. It is traditionally a day of fasting and penance.
受难日（复活节前的星期五，是基督教堂纪念耶稣受难的日子，根据传统在这天需禁食和忏悔）
Example sentencesExamples
- On Good Friday the group of 11 took part in the challenge to boost funds for the Tsunami Appeal.
- The airport pub was always a port of call for many on a Good Friday, when it was one of the few bars that could legally open.
- But Good Friday was a lovely day and maybe lots of children went to the seaside instead.
- The ceremonies continued on Good Friday and came to a close on Easter Saturday night.
- The only four days when they would not be in use would be Christmas and Boxing days, Good Friday and Easter Monday.
- Now I am hoping to perform the Chaconne with chorales on Good Friday in our small church.
- On Good Friday, a religious day, I walked my dog as usual in our local park.
- Her passing was truly an Easter death - poised between Good Friday and Easter Day.
- I do not agree with trading on Christmas Day or Good Friday, and I have made that quite clear.
- This is part of a series which will continue every Friday night until Good Friday.
- The only days on which play did not take place were Christmas Day and Good Friday.
- If Good Friday and Easter Monday occur outside the standard break they are taken as a freestanding long weekend.
- On Good Friday, mid-table Cheltenham came to town hoping to improve on a run of five defeats in their last six games.
- As Good Friday is a public holiday, the only people parking in the roads were residents and their families.
- On Good Friday she dropped in on her parents but left in a hurry without saying goodbye to her mother.
- Children can take part in an Easter Trail on Good Friday and Easter Sunday at East Riddlesden Hall.
- The only days the shop closed were Good Friday and Christmas Day, when papers weren't published.
- A nationwide road safety campaign was carried out from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
- Given that Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, during Lent sin is also given attention.
- In other moves, racecourse betting will be allowed on Good Friday and Christmas Day for the first time.

Origin

From good, in the sense 'holy, observed as a holy day'.

Definition of Good Friday in US English:

Good Friday

nounˈˌɡo͝od ˈfrīˌdāˈˌɡʊd ˈfraɪˌdeɪ

The Friday before Easter Sunday, on which the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is commemorated in the Christian Church. It is traditionally a day of fasting and penance.
受难日（复活节前的星期五，是基督教堂纪念耶稣受难的日子，根据传统在这天需禁食和忏悔）
Example sentencesExamples
- Now I am hoping to perform the Chaconne with chorales on Good Friday in our small church.
- But Good Friday was a lovely day and maybe lots of children went to the seaside instead.
- If Good Friday and Easter Monday occur outside the standard break they are taken as a freestanding long weekend.
- A nationwide road safety campaign was carried out from Good Friday to Easter Monday.
- The only days the shop closed were Good Friday and Christmas Day, when papers weren't published.
- In other moves, racecourse betting will be allowed on Good Friday and Christmas Day for the first time.
- Her passing was truly an Easter death - poised between Good Friday and Easter Day.
- The ceremonies continued on Good Friday and came to a close on Easter Saturday night.
- This is part of a series which will continue every Friday night until Good Friday.
- On Good Friday, mid-table Cheltenham came to town hoping to improve on a run of five defeats in their last six games.
- On Good Friday, a religious day, I walked my dog as usual in our local park.
- Given that Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, during Lent sin is also given attention.
- The only four days when they would not be in use would be Christmas and Boxing days, Good Friday and Easter Monday.
- The airport pub was always a port of call for many on a Good Friday, when it was one of the few bars that could legally open.
- As Good Friday is a public holiday, the only people parking in the roads were residents and their families.
- On Good Friday the group of 11 took part in the challenge to boost funds for the Tsunami Appeal.
- Children can take part in an Easter Trail on Good Friday and Easter Sunday at East Riddlesden Hall.
- The only days on which play did not take place were Christmas Day and Good Friday.
- On Good Friday she dropped in on her parents but left in a hurry without saying goodbye to her mother.
- I do not agree with trading on Christmas Day or Good Friday, and I have made that quite clear.

Origin

From good, in the sense ‘holy, observed as a holy day’.

单词	Good Friday
释义	Definition of Good Friday in English: Good Friday noun The Friday before Easter Sunday, on which the Crucifixion of Christ is commemorated in the Christian Church. It is traditionally a day of fasting and penance. 受难日（复活节前的星期五，是基督教堂纪念耶稣受难的日子，根据传统在这天需禁食和忏悔） Example sentencesExamples On Good Friday the group of 11 took part in the challenge to boost funds for the Tsunami Appeal. The airport pub was always a port of call for many on a Good Friday, when it was one of the few bars that could legally open. But Good Friday was a lovely day and maybe lots of children went to the seaside instead. The ceremonies continued on Good Friday and came to a close on Easter Saturday night. The only four days when they would not be in use would be Christmas and Boxing days, Good Friday and Easter Monday. Now I am hoping to perform the Chaconne with chorales on Good Friday in our small church. On Good Friday, a religious day, I walked my dog as usual in our local park. Her passing was truly an Easter death - poised between Good Friday and Easter Day. I do not agree with trading on Christmas Day or Good Friday, and I have made that quite clear. This is part of a series which will continue every Friday night until Good Friday. The only days on which play did not take place were Christmas Day and Good Friday. If Good Friday and Easter Monday occur outside the standard break they are taken as a freestanding long weekend. On Good Friday, mid-table Cheltenham came to town hoping to improve on a run of five defeats in their last six games. As Good Friday is a public holiday, the only people parking in the roads were residents and their families. On Good Friday she dropped in on her parents but left in a hurry without saying goodbye to her mother. Children can take part in an Easter Trail on Good Friday and Easter Sunday at East Riddlesden Hall. The only days the shop closed were Good Friday and Christmas Day, when papers weren't published. A nationwide road safety campaign was carried out from Good Friday to Easter Monday. Given that Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, during Lent sin is also given attention. In other moves, racecourse betting will be allowed on Good Friday and Christmas Day for the first time. Origin From good, in the sense 'holy, observed as a holy day'. Definition of Good Friday in US English: Good Friday nounˈˌɡo͝od ˈfrīˌdāˈˌɡʊd ˈfraɪˌdeɪ The Friday before Easter Sunday, on which the Crucifixion of Jesus Christ is commemorated in the Christian Church. It is traditionally a day of fasting and penance. 受难日（复活节前的星期五，是基督教堂纪念耶稣受难的日子，根据传统在这天需禁食和忏悔） Example sentencesExamples Now I am hoping to perform the Chaconne with chorales on Good Friday in our small church. But Good Friday was a lovely day and maybe lots of children went to the seaside instead. If Good Friday and Easter Monday occur outside the standard break they are taken as a freestanding long weekend. A nationwide road safety campaign was carried out from Good Friday to Easter Monday. The only days the shop closed were Good Friday and Christmas Day, when papers weren't published. In other moves, racecourse betting will be allowed on Good Friday and Christmas Day for the first time. Her passing was truly an Easter death - poised between Good Friday and Easter Day. The ceremonies continued on Good Friday and came to a close on Easter Saturday night. This is part of a series which will continue every Friday night until Good Friday. On Good Friday, mid-table Cheltenham came to town hoping to improve on a run of five defeats in their last six games. On Good Friday, a religious day, I walked my dog as usual in our local park. Given that Jesus died for our sins on Good Friday, during Lent sin is also given attention. The only four days when they would not be in use would be Christmas and Boxing days, Good Friday and Easter Monday. The airport pub was always a port of call for many on a Good Friday, when it was one of the few bars that could legally open. As Good Friday is a public holiday, the only people parking in the roads were residents and their families. On Good Friday the group of 11 took part in the challenge to boost funds for the Tsunami Appeal. Children can take part in an Easter Trail on Good Friday and Easter Sunday at East Riddlesden Hall. The only days on which play did not take place were Christmas Day and Good Friday. On Good Friday she dropped in on her parents but left in a hurry without saying goodbye to her mother. I do not agree with trading on Christmas Day or Good Friday, and I have made that quite clear. Origin From good, in the sense ‘holy, observed as a holy day’.
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