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Meanings of holidays in English
Usage of holidays in English
1
Vietnam's financial markets remained closed this week for Lunar New Year holidays.
2
Vietnam's financial markets remained closed this week for Chinese New Year holidays.
3
Vets are being asked to euthanise healthy animals, especially as holidays approach.
4
He knows the area well because he often takes family holidays nearby.
5
David Cameron returns from holidays early to deal with northern Iraq crisis.
6
There was more interest in holidays from late this year, he said.
7
We also learned that different parts of South Africa celebrate different holidays.
8
At this point people have just got used to saying happy holidays.
9
Many were returning from new year holidays in China, the then epicenter.
10
Many were returning from new year holidays in China, the then epicentre.
11
Asian markets will reopen on Wednesday after week-long Lunar New Year holidays.
12
Many spent the Christmas and new year holidays at home in bed.
13
Everything relaxes on holidays and unfortunately that means our safety standards too.
14
Long holidays in February likely pushed some production into the following month.
15
Coming Up: Public October Madness events will resume after the Thanksgiving holidays.
16
When to go Avoid July and August, Easter and Christmas-New Year holidays.
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Translations for holidays
Russian
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Holidays through the time
Holidays across language varieties
Ireland
Common
Australia
Common
South Africa
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