holidays in Chinese
holidays in Chinese is 假期 — holidays means chiefly British: time off work or school, especially for travel or relaxation (usually plural).
holidays in Chinese
假期
Pronounced: jià qī
(North American) The season around Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year's Day.
What does "holidays" mean?
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noun Chiefly British: time off work or school, especially for travel or relaxation (usually plural).
"We're going away for the holidays in July."
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noun The festive season around Christmas, Hanukkah, and New Year.
"The whole family gets together during the holidays."
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holidays in a sentence
- We're going away for the holidays in July.
- The whole family gets together during the holidays.
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What is "holidays" in Chinese?
"holidays" in Chinese is 假期. holidays means: Chiefly British: time off work or school, especially for travel or relaxation (usually plural).
How do you pronounce 假期?
"holidays" in Chinese is 假期, pronounced "jià qī".
How do you use "holidays" in a sentence?
Example: "We're going away for the holidays in July." In Chinese, "holidays" is 假期.
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