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Definition of holidaying in English Turkish dictionary
- tatil
- holiday
- {i} bayram
Ulusal bayramlarda bayrakları havaya kaldırmalıyız.
-We put up the flags on national holidays.
Hamursuz bayramı Mısır'da Tanrı tarafından Yahudilerin kölelikten kurtuluşu anısına kutlanan bir Yahudi bayramıdır.
-Passover is a Jewish holiday that commemorates the liberation of the Jews by God from slavery in Egypt.
- holiday
- tatil
Tatilde deniz kenarına giderdik.
-We used to go to the seaside on holiday.
Tatil boyunca orada kamp yaptık.
-We camped there over the holiday.
- holiday
- tatil yapmak
O, Fransa'da bir tatil yapmak için kocasını ikna etti.
-She talked her husband into having a holiday in France.
- holiday
- {i} İng. tatil, dinlenmek için çalışmadan geçirilen süre
- holiday
- {f} tatile çık
Ebeveynleriyle tatile çıkmayı reddetti.
-He refused to go on holiday with his parents.
Ne yazık, bu sene tatile çıkamayacaksınız!
-It's too bad that you won't be able to take a holiday this year!
- holiday
- dini bayram
- holiday
- Iegal holiday resmi tatil günü
- holiday
- Roman holiday katılanların zaranna olan eğlence
- holiday
- tatil yap
Biz iki haftalık bir tatil yapacağız.
-We'll take a two-week holiday.
Biz harika bir tatil yaptık.
-We had a wonderful holiday.
- holiday
- yortu
- holiday
- holiday clothes bayramlık elbise
- holiday
- {i} izin
Koşullar bana böyle bir tatil izin vermez.
-Circumstances do not permit me such a holiday.
Şimdi hiçbir şekilde hasta olmama izin verilmiyor. Yarın benim tatilim.
-I am, by no means, allowed to become ill now, tomorrow is my holiday.
- holiday
- (Askeri) BİR SAHANIN GÖRÜNTÜ KAPLAMASINDA KASITSIZ OLARAK BIRAKILAN BOŞLUK: Bak. "gap (imagery) "
- holiday
- tatile çıkmak
- holiday
- bayramlık
- holiday
- fiesta
- holiday
- (Ticaret) genel tatil
- holiday
- dinlence
- holiday
- bayram günü
- holiday
- yortu günü
- holiday
- tatil günü
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English - English
Definition of holidaying in English English dictionary
- holiday
- To spend a period of time for travel
- holiday
- To take a period of time away from work or study
- holiday
- A day on which a festival, religious event, or national celebration is traditionally observed
- holiday
- An unintentional gap left on a plated, coated, or painted surface.Dictionary.com. Dictionary.com Unabridged (v 1.1). Random House, Inc. http: //dictionary.reference.com/browse/holiday (accessed: June 26, 2007)
- holiday
- A period during which pupils and students do not attend their school or university
I want to take a French course this summer holiday.
- holiday
- A holiday is a day when people do not go to work or school because of a religious or national festival. New Year's Day is a public holiday throughout Britain see also bank holiday
- holiday
- Something that turns someone who's tired into someone who's exhausted "
- holiday
- A day fixed by law for suspension of business; a legal holiday
- holiday
- – any holiday recognized by State law or enumerated in the South Carolina Code of Laws § 53-5-10 HOLIDAY COMPENSATORY TIME - leave time earned by an employee for work performed on a holiday
- holiday
- holy day; free day
- holiday
- A small defect' particularly in an electrical or pipe wrapping tape' that lowers the dielectric strength at the point of the defect below a certain desired minimum
- holiday
- A day of exemption from labor; a day of amusement and gayety; a festival day
- holiday
- A period defined that is not a workday or weekend This time period can be other lengths that one 24 hour day For example, the Thanksgiving holiday is defined as 48 hours long, or a holiday could be defined as one shift in length ( 8 hours only)
- holiday
- an area where a liquid applied material is missing
- holiday
- An official day off with pay granted by the federal government, or a day off granted in lieu of the official holiday, if the holiday falls on a non-work day for the employee
- holiday
- n I've always wondered about this word and was enlightened by one of my trustworthy contributors A holiday for a person in the UK is any time taken off work For Americans, a vacation is time taken off specifically for yourself and a holiday is time that everyone gets off and they're paid for (Christmas, New Year, Easter, etc ) What Americans call holidays, we call public holidays
- holiday
- A day declared free from work by the government
- holiday
- A period taken off work or study for travel
- holiday
- A period of one or more days taken off work by an employee for leisure
- holiday
- Gilding - A gilders term that refers to an area were the leaf did not initially adhere Holidays are caused by 2 things First, in the application process, the leaf just did not stick to the 'tacky' surface Simply apply fresh leaf and rub down Secondly, when you applied the 'size' in step 4, you missed an area leaving a bald spot, and there is no adhesive for the leaf to stick to After you have completed leafing the entire surface, including patching in all holidays, re-apply more 'size' to the missing spots with a small artists brush, allow to come to 'tack' as before, then apply leaf to the newly sized area
- holiday
- Of or pertaining to a festival; cheerful; joyous; gay
- holiday
- A recognized holiday within a regular work week for which the employee is paid his/her regular pay for the day not worked
- holiday
- An otherwise valid working day that has been designated as exempt from work
- holiday
- {i} day of celebration; day when one does not work; vacation
- holiday
- If you have a particular number of days' or weeks' holiday, you do not have to go to work for that number of days or weeks. Every worker will be entitled to four weeks' paid holiday a year
- holiday
- The holidays are the time when children do not have to go to school. the first day of the school holidays
- holiday
- An unpainted or unvarnished spot in a vessel
- holiday
- An unintentional gap left on a plated, coated, or painted surface
- holiday
- an area where a liquid-applied material is missing or absent
- holiday
- leisure time away from work devoted to rest or pleasure; "we get two weeks of vacation every summer"; "we took a short holiday in Puerto Rico"
- holiday
- An area where a liquid-applied material is missing
- holiday
- A holiday is a period of time during which you relax and enjoy yourself away from home. People sometimes refer to their holiday as their holidays. We rang Duncan to ask where he was going on holiday Ischia is a popular seaside holiday resort We're going to Scotland for our holidays
- holiday
- If you are holidaying in a place away from home, you are on holiday there. Sampling the local cuisine is one of the delights of holidaying abroad. to spend your holiday in a place - used especially in news reports American Equivalent: vacationholiday in/at
- holiday
- Any discontinuity, bare, or thin spot in a painted area
- holiday
- A consecrated day; religious anniversary; a day set apart in honor of some person, or in commemoration of some event
- holiday
- is the twenty-four (24)-hour period beginning at 00: 00 hours of a day designated to be a holiday (jour férié)
- holiday
- spend or take a vacation
- holiday
- Application defect whereby a small area is left uncoated Synonyms: miss, skip, discontinuity
- holiday
- Occurring rarely; adapted for a special occasion
- holiday
- When a holiday occurs, users will automatically have their timesheets updated for that day, with the default working hours logged to it
- holiday
- n [day when you don't have to work (Christmas Day is a ~ )] hari raya (hari)
- holiday
- a day on which work is suspended by law or custom; "no mail is delivered on federal holidays"; "it's a good thing that New Year's was a holiday because everyone had a hangover"
- holiday
- high day