half day
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˈhalf day, half-day noun [countable] HOLIDAYa day when you work or go to school either in the morning or the afternoon, but not all day 只上半天班[学]的一日 Friday is my half day off. 星期五我休息半天。
Examples from the Corpus
half day• Until then, I, like many parents, thought there were two choices: half day or full day.• She probably has one half day free per week, and then she will have to visit her parents, no doubt.ˈhalf-day adjective [only before noun] a half-day event takes place in either the morning or the afternoon 半天的 half-day courses on study skills 教授学习技巧的半天课程Examples from the Corpus
half-day• The half-day course on the Census introduces the problems but does not attempt to discuss them in depth.• The half-day courses include two hours practical experience of firing and driving with full instruction on safety and how the engine works.• Cost is $ 40 per person for the half-day excursions, and $ 70 for a full day, including lunch.• In half-day kindergarten programs, school districts need only half the number of kindergarten teachers and kindergarten classrooms.• Both the advantages and disadvantages of the half-day kindergarten seem to circle around the issues of time and expense.• As I said before, I could go to half-day school here.• Jurors resume their deliberations today after a half-day session Friday.• This was usually in the form of one day or two half-day sessions.ˈhalf day nounˈhalf-day adjectiveChineseSyllable
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half day
ˈhalf day
, half-day noun [countable]
a day when you work or go to school either in the morning or the afternoon, but not all day:
Friday is my half day off.
ˈhalf day
, half-day noun [countable]a day when you work or go to school either in the morning or the afternoon, but not all day: