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Meanings of having the day in English
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Usage of having the day in English
1
Many of us have the luxury of having the day off.
2
The four young people started forth with the delightful sense of having the day before them.
3
She is returned: But refuses to admit me: and insists upon having the day to herself.
4
Detective Yu was having the day off.
5
Easter weekend generally is a solid box office session, with Good Friday strengthened by kids and some adults having the day off.
6
Having the day before them, they set off at a leisurely pace.
7
Having the day before us, we proceeded westward across the basin.