week

week
noun
Woche, die

what day of the week is it today? — was für ein Wochentag ist heute?

he was away for a week — er war [für] eine Woche weg

I haven't seen you for weeks — ich habe dich seit Wochen nicht gesehen

weeks ago — vor Wochen

three times a week — dreimal die od. in der Woche

£40 a or per week — 40 Pfund die od. in der od. pro Woche

a week's leave/rest — eine Woche Urlaub/Pause

for several weeks — mehrere Wochen lang; wochenlang

once a week, every week — einmal die Woche od. in der Woche; einmal wöchentlich

week in week out — Woche für Woche

in a week['s time] — in einer Woche

in two weeks[' time] — in zwei Wochen; in vierzehn Tagen

take a week's holiday — [sich (Dat.)] eine Woche Urlaub nehmen

from week to week, week by week — Woche für od. um Woche

a three-week period — ein Zeitraum von drei Wochen

a two-week visit — ein zweiwöchiger Besuch

a six-week[s]-old baby — ein sechs Wochen altes od. sechswöchiges Baby

a week [from] today/from or on Monday, today/Monday week — heute/Montag in einer Woche

a week ago today/Sunday — heute/Sonntag vor einer Woche

tomorrow week — morgen in einer Woche

in or during the week — während der Woche

42-hour/five-day week — 42-Stunden-Woche, die/Fünftagewoche, die

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[wi:k] 1. noun
1) (any sequence of seven days, especially from Sunday to Saturday: It's three weeks since I saw her.) die Woche
2) (the five days from Monday to Friday inclusive: He can't go during the week, but he'll go on Saturday or Sunday.) die Woche
3) (the amount of time spent working during a period of seven days: He works a forty-eight-hour week.) die Woche
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2. adverb
(once a week: The newspaper is published weekly.) wöchentlich
3. noun
(a publication coming out once a week: Is this newspaper a weekly or a daily?) Wochen..
- weekday
- weekend
- a week last Friday
- a week today
- tomorrow
- on/next Friday
- Friday
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week
[wi:k]
n
1. (seven days) Woche f
it'll be \weeks before the damage is cleared up es wird Wochen dauern, bis die Schäden beseitigt sind
I saw him only the other \week ich habe ihn gerade vor ein paar Wochen gesehen
this time next \week nächste Woche um diese Zeit
a \week last Friday Freitag vor einer Woche
a \week ago yesterday gestern vor einer Woche
▪ a \week [on] ... ... in einer Woche
our holiday starts a \week [on] Saturday unsere Ferien beginnen Samstag in einer Woche
for \weeks [on end] wochenlang
a few \weeks ago vor einigen Wochen
last \week letzte Woche
once/twice a \week einmal/zweimal die Woche
[for] a \week or two ein bis zwei Wochen [lang]
▪ \week by \week [or from \week to \week] von Woche zu Woche
▪ \week in, \week out [or \week after \week] Woche für Woche
2. (work period) [Arbeits]woche f
a thirty-seven-and-a-half-hour \week eine 37,5-Stunden-Woche
to work a five-day/35-hour \week eine 5-Tage-/35-Stunden-Woche haben
3. (fam: Monday to Friday)
during the \week während [o SÜDD, SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR unter] der Woche
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[wiːk]
n
Woche f

it'll be ready in a week — in einer Woche or in acht Tagen ist es fertig

my husband works away during the week — mein Mann arbeitet die Woche über auswärts

week in, week out — Woche für Woche

twice/£15 a week — zweimal/£ 15 in der Woche or pro Woche or die Woche (inf)

a week today, today or this day week ( Brit dial ) — heute in einer Woche or in acht Tagen

a week tomorrow/on Tuesday, tomorrow/Tuesday week (esp Brit) — morgen/Dienstag in einer Woche or in acht Tagen

a week (ago) last Monday — letzten Montag vor einer Woche

for weeks — wochenlang

or vacation (US) — ein einwöchiger/zweiwöchiger Urlaub

he works a 40-hour week — er hat eine Vierzigstundenwoche or 40-Stundenwoche

or vacation (US) — zwei Wochen Ferien

that is a week's work — das ist eine Woche Arbeit

to knock sb into the middle of next week (inf) — jdn windelweich schlagen (inf)

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week [wiːk] s Woche f:
a week, per week wöchentlich, die Woche;
after weeks of speculation nach wochenlangen Spekulationen;
week by week Woche für Woche;
by the week wochenweise;
for weeks wochenlang;
week in, week out Woche für Woche;
today week, this day week
a) heute in acht Tagen,
b) heute vor acht Tagen;
Monday week
a) Montag in acht Tagen,
b) Montag vor acht Tagen;
three-week dreiwöchig; → Great Week
wk abk
1. week Wo.
2. work
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noun
Woche, die

what day of the week is it today? — was für ein Wochentag ist heute?

he was away for a week — er war [für] eine Woche weg

I haven't seen you for weeks — ich habe dich seit Wochen nicht gesehen

weeks ago — vor Wochen

three times a week — dreimal die od. in der Woche

£40 a or per week — 40 Pfund die od. in der od. pro Woche

a week's leave/rest — eine Woche Urlaub/Pause

for several weeks — mehrere Wochen lang; wochenlang

once a week, every week — einmal die Woche od. in der Woche; einmal wöchentlich

week in week out — Woche für Woche

in a week['s time] — in einer Woche

in two weeks[' time] — in zwei Wochen; in vierzehn Tagen

take a week's holiday — [sich (Dat.)] eine Woche Urlaub nehmen

from week to week, week by week — Woche für od. um Woche

a three-week period — ein Zeitraum von drei Wochen

a two-week visit — ein zweiwöchiger Besuch

a six-week[s]-old baby — ein sechs Wochen altes od. sechswöchiges Baby

a week [from] today/from or on Monday, today/Monday week — heute/Montag in einer Woche

a week ago today/Sunday — heute/Sonntag vor einer Woche

tomorrow week — morgen in einer Woche

in or during the week — während der Woche

42-hour/five-day week — 42-Stunden-Woche, die/Fünftagewoche, die

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n.
Woche -n f.

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