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East·er ˈholi·days N pl

Easter holidays

sum·mer ˈholi·day N, sum·mer ˈholi·days N pl

I . holi·day [ˈhɒlədeɪ] N

2. holiday (work-free day):

II . holi·day [ˈhɒlədeɪ] VB intr Brit Aus

bank ˈholi·day N

1. bank holiday Brit:

2. bank holiday Am:

ˈholi·day camp N Brit Aus

holi·day en·ˈti·tle·ment N Brit Aus

ˈholi·day flat N Brit Aus

ˈholi·day house N Brit Aus

ˈholi·day re·sort N Brit Aus

pub·lic ˈholi·day N

ˈsin·gles holi·day N

ˈski·ing holi·day N

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

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Holidays are a principle of Community law from which there could be no derogations.
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As it is the summer holidays, very few students reside at the school.
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Offering free shipping during the holidays and beyond leaves your business on the hook for the waybill.
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Taking notice of this, their elderly grandfather narrates a poetic fable with the intentions of educating them in the true nature of the holidays.
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As the days go on, holidays on the calendar begin to peel off.
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This is because not as many are needed for service due to schools finishing for summer holidays.
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It also arranges certain opening time during holidays.
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It was founded in 2009 to provide holidays on a timeshare basis.
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Even areas reserved for high society changed in the democratization of holidays and mass tourism.
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His absence was discovered during the midnight head count, one of the five daily prisoner counts held on weekends and holidays.
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