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Meanings of public holiday in English
Russian
государственный праздник Portuguese
feriado nacional Spanish
festividad pública Catalan
festivitat pública Holiday generally established by law and is usually a non-working day for most people during the year.
Synonyms
Examples for "legal holiday"
Examples for "legal holiday"
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The day was a legal holiday and even the saloons were closed.
2
If I was governor of this state I'd declare to-day a legal holiday.
3
This is a legal holiday and you and I at least agree on Lydia.
4
It is now generally observed, and is a legal holiday in most of the States.
5
Now observed as a holiday in all the States, but not a legal holiday in all.
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It has extended the Lunar New Year national holiday into next week.
2
My father mumbled something about a national holiday and changed the subject.
3
The Thai stock market was closed on Monday for a national holiday.
4
Financial markets in Indonesia were closed on Friday for a national holiday.
5
Mexico's stock market was closed on Wednesday because of a national holiday.
1
Monday marks the second year of Ontario's annual Family Day statutory holiday.
2
These included double-time pay on Sundays and the ability to decline to work on a statutory holiday.
3
Affco is threatening to deny statutory holiday money for Easter to any workers who go on fresh strikes as the meatworks dispute gets more bitter.
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The dispute is over pay and arrangements for work on statutory holidays.
5
Labour inspector Kevin Finnigan said an investigation found Mr Mundra also failed to pay minimum wages, statutory holidays and provide annual leave.
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The Golden Knights wore their white road jerseys for the state holiday.
2
Ironically, Texas was the first to make Juneteenth a state holiday in 1980.
3
Bunker Hill day is a state holiday.
4
The new law removes Lee from the state holiday which honors King on the third Monday in January.
5
So it was only right that Illinois Governor Bruce Rauner signed the state holiday into effect on Friday.
Usage of public holiday in English
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The last public holiday introduced was Waitangi Day nearly 50 years ago.
2
New Zealand's stock market was closed on Monday for a public holiday.
3
Vietnamese government officials were not available to comment during a public holiday.
4
Fifty years later, Parliament legislated to make Labour Day a public holiday.
5
Thursday is a public holiday in Germany though stock markets are open.
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Markets were closed for the New Year's Day public holiday on Wednesday.
7
A new public holiday celebrating the constitution has been proposed for Fiji.
8
The Tokyo financial market is closed on Monday for a public holiday.
9
We thought we'd remind everyone that this coming Monday is public holiday.
10
Egypt and Bahrain's stock market was closed due to a public holiday.
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Markets in China and Hong Kong were closed for a public holiday.
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Japanese financial markets will be closed on Monday for a public holiday.
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Financial markets in Australia were closed on Monday for a public holiday.
14
Most embassy staff were off work for the U.S. Thanksgiving public holiday.
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Thailand was closed for a second day due to a public holiday.
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Tokyo financial markets will be closed for a public holiday on Thursday.
This collocation consists of:
Translations for public holiday
Russian
Portuguese
Public holiday through the time
Public holiday across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Less common
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