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Meanings of Christmas Eve in English

Portuguese
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Catalan
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The day before Christmas.

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        Usage of Christmas Eve in English
        1
        Met Éireann says conditions will remain very cold up to Christmas Eve.
        The Irish Times
        2
        For the first time in years you had Christmas Eve with family.
        News.com.au
        3
        The holiday road toll period runs from Christmas Eve to 5 January.
        Radio NZ
        4
        Those two days just happened to be Christmas Eve and Christmas Day.
        Wired
        5
        The family gathers on Christmas Eve at the home of Vanessa's parents.
        The new yorker
        6
        Anne had been working all afternoon on a special Christmas Eve meal.
        Carrion comfort
        7
        Ultimately, the campaign led to defeat at Kinsale on Christmas Eve, 1601.
        The Irish Times
        8
        The children always have a party on Christmas Eve in the attic.
        The Twenty-Fourth of June: Midsummer's Day
        9
        The bridal pearls are here at last; all ready for Christmas Eve.
        Round Anvil Rock: A Romance
        10
        Families gather on Christmas Eve where the bulk of celebrations take place.
        The South African
        11
        Burlesque on Christmas Eve, 1673, with events of later days thrown in.
        The new yorker
        12
        On Christmas Eve it had been lighted and the doors thrown open.
        The Tin Soldier
        13
        On Christmas Eve, late in the evening, I went into a church.
        The Secret City
        14
        He wrote on the next Christmas Eve to an Aberdeen Bible-class teacher:
        The Life of John Ruskin
        15
        Mr Bittenger was leaving on the morrow, the morrow being Christmas Eve.
        The Grim Smile of the Five Towns
        16
        Collections made on Christmas Eve will be delivered only by Dec. 29.
        Reuters
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