Definition of weekday in English:

weekday

noun ˈwiːkdeɪˈwikˌdeɪ

A day of the week other than Sunday or Saturday.
周日；工作日（指星期六和星期日以外的日子）
as modifier the weekday rush hour
Example sentencesExamples
- He plans to open the games area weekdays from 5pm to 9pm and all day Saturday.
- He played cricket whenever he could, on Sundays as well as weekdays.
- Records were requested for two weekdays and one weekend day during the following week.
- The weekday buses are better spaced as well as extended into the evening.
- The prison library is open an average of four hours per day on weekdays.
- A man of deep faith, he attended Mass every Sunday and often on weekdays as well.
- As a result, all masses in the weekdays and weekends will take place in St. Patrick's Church.
- Children attend school on weekdays and Saturday mornings and have Wednesdays off.
- Three meals will be served up as usual on weekdays, but on weekends and holidays, all that's going to change.
- He felt that if it could be so crowded on a Saturday, weekdays will be worse.
- I have school on weekdays and I always seem to be busy on Saturday.
- It wouldn't be so bad if i only had to work weekdays and have my weekends off.
- On weekdays, there are only dozens of tourists but on Sundays or holidays thousands of tourists visit.
- The International Motor Show will be open at 10 am on weekends and noon weekdays.

Definition of weekday in US English:

weekday

nounˈwikˌdeɪˈwēkˌdā

A day of the week other than Saturday or Sunday.
周日；工作日（指星期六和星期日以外的日子）
as modifier the weekday rush hour
Example sentencesExamples
- It wouldn't be so bad if i only had to work weekdays and have my weekends off.
- Records were requested for two weekdays and one weekend day during the following week.
- The weekday buses are better spaced as well as extended into the evening.
- On weekdays, there are only dozens of tourists but on Sundays or holidays thousands of tourists visit.
- He played cricket whenever he could, on Sundays as well as weekdays.
- Children attend school on weekdays and Saturday mornings and have Wednesdays off.
- I have school on weekdays and I always seem to be busy on Saturday.
- The prison library is open an average of four hours per day on weekdays.
- He felt that if it could be so crowded on a Saturday, weekdays will be worse.
- A man of deep faith, he attended Mass every Sunday and often on weekdays as well.
- Three meals will be served up as usual on weekdays, but on weekends and holidays, all that's going to change.
- He plans to open the games area weekdays from 5pm to 9pm and all day Saturday.
- The International Motor Show will be open at 10 am on weekends and noon weekdays.
- As a result, all masses in the weekdays and weekends will take place in St. Patrick's Church.

单词	weekday
释义	Definition of weekday in English: weekday noun ˈwiːkdeɪˈwikˌdeɪ A day of the week other than Sunday or Saturday. 周日；工作日（指星期六和星期日以外的日子） as modifier the weekday rush hour Example sentencesExamples He plans to open the games area weekdays from 5pm to 9pm and all day Saturday. He played cricket whenever he could, on Sundays as well as weekdays. Records were requested for two weekdays and one weekend day during the following week. The weekday buses are better spaced as well as extended into the evening. The prison library is open an average of four hours per day on weekdays. A man of deep faith, he attended Mass every Sunday and often on weekdays as well. As a result, all masses in the weekdays and weekends will take place in St. Patrick's Church. Children attend school on weekdays and Saturday mornings and have Wednesdays off. Three meals will be served up as usual on weekdays, but on weekends and holidays, all that's going to change. He felt that if it could be so crowded on a Saturday, weekdays will be worse. I have school on weekdays and I always seem to be busy on Saturday. It wouldn't be so bad if i only had to work weekdays and have my weekends off. On weekdays, there are only dozens of tourists but on Sundays or holidays thousands of tourists visit. The International Motor Show will be open at 10 am on weekends and noon weekdays. Definition of weekday in US English: weekday nounˈwikˌdeɪˈwēkˌdā A day of the week other than Saturday or Sunday. 周日；工作日（指星期六和星期日以外的日子） as modifier the weekday rush hour Example sentencesExamples It wouldn't be so bad if i only had to work weekdays and have my weekends off. Records were requested for two weekdays and one weekend day during the following week. The weekday buses are better spaced as well as extended into the evening. On weekdays, there are only dozens of tourists but on Sundays or holidays thousands of tourists visit. He played cricket whenever he could, on Sundays as well as weekdays. Children attend school on weekdays and Saturday mornings and have Wednesdays off. I have school on weekdays and I always seem to be busy on Saturday. The prison library is open an average of four hours per day on weekdays. He felt that if it could be so crowded on a Saturday, weekdays will be worse. A man of deep faith, he attended Mass every Sunday and often on weekdays as well. Three meals will be served up as usual on weekdays, but on weekends and holidays, all that's going to change. He plans to open the games area weekdays from 5pm to 9pm and all day Saturday. The International Motor Show will be open at 10 am on weekends and noon weekdays. As a result, all masses in the weekdays and weekends will take place in St. Patrick's Church.
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