Definition of Boxing Day in English:

Boxing Day

noun

British

A public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day.
节礼日（部分英联邦国家的法定假日，在圣诞节的次日，如遇周末则往后推迟一日）
Example sentencesExamples
- On Boxing Day 2002, police discovered a car in Hackney that was linked to a shooting.
- From Boxing Day onwards, the music of the past 10 years has a crucial role to play.
- And Boxing Day saw the start of a concerted attempt to kill the story by discrediting us.
- The shop I work in is closing Christmas Day and Boxing Day then re-opens it's doors on the Monday.
- I just kept thinking about all my friends and family celebrating Boxing Day.
- On Boxing Day, she and her family were swept by the force of the waves into a deep lagoon.
- When I was a child Boxing Day was my favourite Day of the Christmas Holidays.
- On Boxing Day he was safe from the waves that reduced his home to a salty pile of debris.
- It is claimed that some have not had a day off since Boxing Day and that they are worried at the lack of training they have received.
- On Boxing Day they were travelling on a bus from Ham Ban Tota around the coast to have lunch in Galle.
- Christmas and Boxing Day have come and gone, and everything was really lovely.
- All three sites will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- In the meantime, have a great Yuletide starting with a bookie-bashing Boxing Day.
- On Boxing Day night the street was likely to be almost deserted, but there was at least one other taxi at the rank.
- There will be no services on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and trains will start later than usual on Tuesday.
- On Boxing Day she flies to China with some of the top young players to gain experience training with the best in the world.
- On Boxing Day, the poor did receive money from their masters but in hollow clay pots with a slit in the top.
- Before Boxing Day last year, the coastal towns and villages of Sri Lanka had vibrant communities.
- After the hectic run-up to Christmas, Boxing Day is traditionally a day to relax.
- It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from the custom of giving tradespeople a Christmas box on this day.

Definition of Boxing Day in US English:

Boxing Day

nounˈbäksiNG ˌdāˈbɑksɪŋ ˌdeɪ

British

(in parts of the British Commonwealth) a public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day.
节礼日（部分英联邦国家的法定假日，在圣诞节的次日，如遇周末则往后推迟一日）
Example sentencesExamples
- It is claimed that some have not had a day off since Boxing Day and that they are worried at the lack of training they have received.
- On Boxing Day 2002, police discovered a car in Hackney that was linked to a shooting.
- I just kept thinking about all my friends and family celebrating Boxing Day.
- On Boxing Day she flies to China with some of the top young players to gain experience training with the best in the world.
- There will be no services on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and trains will start later than usual on Tuesday.
- Christmas and Boxing Day have come and gone, and everything was really lovely.
- In the meantime, have a great Yuletide starting with a bookie-bashing Boxing Day.
- When I was a child Boxing Day was my favourite Day of the Christmas Holidays.
- On Boxing Day he was safe from the waves that reduced his home to a salty pile of debris.
- All three sites will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- Before Boxing Day last year, the coastal towns and villages of Sri Lanka had vibrant communities.
- On Boxing Day night the street was likely to be almost deserted, but there was at least one other taxi at the rank.
- On Boxing Day, she and her family were swept by the force of the waves into a deep lagoon.
- On Boxing Day, the poor did receive money from their masters but in hollow clay pots with a slit in the top.
- From Boxing Day onwards, the music of the past 10 years has a crucial role to play.
- On Boxing Day they were travelling on a bus from Ham Ban Tota around the coast to have lunch in Galle.
- It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday.
- After the hectic run-up to Christmas, Boxing Day is traditionally a day to relax.
- And Boxing Day saw the start of a concerted attempt to kill the story by discrediting us.
- The shop I work in is closing Christmas Day and Boxing Day then re-opens it's doors on the Monday.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from the custom of giving tradespeople a Christmas box on this day.

单词	Boxing Day
释义	Definition of Boxing Day in English: Boxing Day noun British A public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day. 节礼日（部分英联邦国家的法定假日，在圣诞节的次日，如遇周末则往后推迟一日） Example sentencesExamples On Boxing Day 2002, police discovered a car in Hackney that was linked to a shooting. From Boxing Day onwards, the music of the past 10 years has a crucial role to play. And Boxing Day saw the start of a concerted attempt to kill the story by discrediting us. The shop I work in is closing Christmas Day and Boxing Day then re-opens it's doors on the Monday. I just kept thinking about all my friends and family celebrating Boxing Day. On Boxing Day, she and her family were swept by the force of the waves into a deep lagoon. When I was a child Boxing Day was my favourite Day of the Christmas Holidays. On Boxing Day he was safe from the waves that reduced his home to a salty pile of debris. It is claimed that some have not had a day off since Boxing Day and that they are worried at the lack of training they have received. On Boxing Day they were travelling on a bus from Ham Ban Tota around the coast to have lunch in Galle. Christmas and Boxing Day have come and gone, and everything was really lovely. All three sites will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. In the meantime, have a great Yuletide starting with a bookie-bashing Boxing Day. On Boxing Day night the street was likely to be almost deserted, but there was at least one other taxi at the rank. There will be no services on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and trains will start later than usual on Tuesday. On Boxing Day she flies to China with some of the top young players to gain experience training with the best in the world. On Boxing Day, the poor did receive money from their masters but in hollow clay pots with a slit in the top. Before Boxing Day last year, the coastal towns and villages of Sri Lanka had vibrant communities. After the hectic run-up to Christmas, Boxing Day is traditionally a day to relax. It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday. Origin Mid 19th century: from the custom of giving tradespeople a Christmas box on this day. Definition of Boxing Day in US English: Boxing Day nounˈbäksiNG ˌdāˈbɑksɪŋ ˌdeɪ British (in parts of the British Commonwealth) a public holiday celebrated on the first day (strictly, the first weekday) after Christmas Day. 节礼日（部分英联邦国家的法定假日，在圣诞节的次日，如遇周末则往后推迟一日） Example sentencesExamples It is claimed that some have not had a day off since Boxing Day and that they are worried at the lack of training they have received. On Boxing Day 2002, police discovered a car in Hackney that was linked to a shooting. I just kept thinking about all my friends and family celebrating Boxing Day. On Boxing Day she flies to China with some of the top young players to gain experience training with the best in the world. There will be no services on Christmas Day and Boxing Day and trains will start later than usual on Tuesday. Christmas and Boxing Day have come and gone, and everything was really lovely. In the meantime, have a great Yuletide starting with a bookie-bashing Boxing Day. When I was a child Boxing Day was my favourite Day of the Christmas Holidays. On Boxing Day he was safe from the waves that reduced his home to a salty pile of debris. All three sites will be closed on Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Before Boxing Day last year, the coastal towns and villages of Sri Lanka had vibrant communities. On Boxing Day night the street was likely to be almost deserted, but there was at least one other taxi at the rank. On Boxing Day, she and her family were swept by the force of the waves into a deep lagoon. On Boxing Day, the poor did receive money from their masters but in hollow clay pots with a slit in the top. From Boxing Day onwards, the music of the past 10 years has a crucial role to play. On Boxing Day they were travelling on a bus from Ham Ban Tota around the coast to have lunch in Galle. It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday. After the hectic run-up to Christmas, Boxing Day is traditionally a day to relax. And Boxing Day saw the start of a concerted attempt to kill the story by discrediting us. The shop I work in is closing Christmas Day and Boxing Day then re-opens it's doors on the Monday. Origin Mid 19th century: from the custom of giving tradespeople a Christmas box on this day.
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