holidays in German
holidays in German is feiertags — holidays means chiefly British: time off work or school, especially for travel or relaxation (usually plural).
holidays in German
feiertags
On holidays.
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 German?
"holidays" in German is feiertags. holidays means: Chiefly British: time off work or school, especially for travel or relaxation (usually plural).
How do you use "holidays" in a sentence?
Example: "We're going away for the holidays in July." In German, "holidays" is feiertags.
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