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I. weekend [Brit wiːkˈɛnd, ˈwiːkɛnd, Am ˈwikˌɛnd] N
weekend
weekend
last/next weekend
this weekend
for the weekend
the weekend after (that)
a long weekend
at the weekend Brit, on the weekend Am
at weekends, on weekends attr break, excursion
at weekends, on weekends performance, programme
weekend ticket
II. weekend [Brit wiːkˈɛnd, ˈwiːkɛnd, Am ˈwikˌɛnd] VB intr
weekend
dirty weekend N inf
dirty weekend
long weekend N
long weekend
weekend bag N
weekend bag
weekend cottage N
weekend cottage
action-packed weekend, holiday
to have sb down for the weekend
we had a boozy evening/weekend
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weekend N
weekend
at the weekend(s) Brit, Aus, on the weekend(s) Am, a. Aus
dirty weekend
to be as much fun as a wet weekend
a weekend break
to stay over the weekend
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French
English
English
English
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French
French
weekend N
weekend
on the weekend(s)
weekend break
to stay over the weekend
French
French
English
English
Present
Iweekend
youweekend
he/she/itweekends
weweekend
youweekend
theyweekend
Past
Iweekended
youweekended
he/she/itweekended
weweekended
youweekended
theyweekended
Present Perfect
Ihaveweekended
youhaveweekended
he/she/ithasweekended
wehaveweekended
youhaveweekended
theyhaveweekended
Past Perfect
Ihadweekended
youhadweekended
he/she/ithadweekended
wehadweekended
youhadweekended
theyhadweekended
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at the weekend(s) Brit, Aus, on the weekend(s) Am, a. Aus
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At early 2007 gasoline and electricity prices, that would mean a break-even point after six to ten years of operation.
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