Black Friday

1. Any day of major financial chaos or disaster; refers specifically to September 24, 1869, when stock speculators attempting to corner US gold trade caused the entire market to crash. The extremely fast growth in Wall Street has some economists worried that another Black Friday might be ahead if such growth continues unchecked.

2. The day after Thanksgiving in the US, on which extravagant sales create a frenzy of consumer activity in stores across the country. I hate working in retail on Black Friday—everyone acts like a crazy person!

Black Friday

1. Also Black Monday, Black Tuesday, etc. A day of economic catastrophe, as in We feared there'd be another Black Friday. This usage dates from September 24, 1869, a Friday when stock manipulators Jay Gould and James Fisk tried to corner the gold market and caused its collapse. The adjective black has been appended to similar occasions ever since, including October 29, 1929, the Tuesday of the market collapse that marked the start of the Great Depression, and Black Monday of October 19, 1987, when the stock market experienced its greatest fall since the Great Depression.

2. Any day marked by great confusion or activity, as in It was just my luck to be traveling on Black Tuesday. This usage, too, is based on the events of 1869, marked by economic chaos. It has since been extended to other kinds of confusion, such as an accident hampering traffic during the evening rush hour.

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释义	Black Friday Black Friday 1. Any day of major financial chaos or disaster; refers specifically to September 24, 1869, when stock speculators attempting to corner US gold trade caused the entire market to crash. The extremely fast growth in Wall Street has some economists worried that another Black Friday might be ahead if such growth continues unchecked. 2. The day after Thanksgiving in the US, on which extravagant sales create a frenzy of consumer activity in stores across the country. I hate working in retail on Black Friday—everyone acts like a crazy person! See also: black, Friday Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Black Friday 1. Also Black Monday, Black Tuesday, etc. A day of economic catastrophe, as in We feared there'd be another Black Friday. This usage dates from September 24, 1869, a Friday when stock manipulators Jay Gould and James Fisk tried to corner the gold market and caused its collapse. The adjective black has been appended to similar occasions ever since, including October 29, 1929, the Tuesday of the market collapse that marked the start of the Great Depression, and Black Monday of October 19, 1987, when the stock market experienced its greatest fall since the Great Depression. 2. Any day marked by great confusion or activity, as in It was just my luck to be traveling on Black Tuesday. This usage, too, is based on the events of 1869, marked by economic chaos. It has since been extended to other kinds of confusion, such as an accident hampering traffic during the evening rush hour. See also: black, Friday The American Heritage® Dictionary of Idioms by Christine Ammer. See also: take the Browns to the Super Bowl carry a Chinaman on (one's) back have a Chinaman at (one's) neck have a Chinaman on (one's) back have an eye for the main chance have an eye on/for/to the main chance have an eye to/for the main chance eye to the main chance, have an an eye for the main chance an eye on/for/to the main chance References in periodicals archive The same development is expected for Black Friday so if one wishes to have a microphone or a webcam, this year should present a good opportunity to purchase. Black Friday 2019 Deals; What PC Gamers Should Expect This year, 75 percent more packages were delivered to oversized lockers in the week after Black Friday than the previous week. Black Friday, Cyber Monday: Crunchtime "Whilst online shopping was more prevalent than in other months, the vast majority of spending still remained in store and that's what Black Friday impacts adversely. Black Friday has been a 'Bleak Friday' for shops Analyst Springboard has also said footfall and spending activity over this year's Black Friday period is likely to be affected by economic pressures such as high debt levels and significant living costs, compounded by the event taking place a week earlier this year - before many consumers are paid for the month. This is what Black Friday looks like in Cardiff; In America, hordes of shoppers fight for the best deals in chaotic scenes - it's not quite the same in a wet Cardiff Metquarter Until Monday, November 26, Links of London is celebrating Black Friday with between 10% to 20% off 18ct jewellery in store and two items are now half price, sterling silver sweetie earrings are now PS35, and the sterling silver 20/20 bracelet is now PS60. The best places to bag a bargain - from high-end fashion to sofas; catherine murphy provides a round-up of the bargains you can expect on black friday 'The purpose of celebrating Black Friday was facilitating and giving relief to common man to get their desired products on discounted prices. Black Friday makes inroads to Pakistani culture with changed name Emirateshas launched its Black Friday sale early with discounts on flights from Manchester Airport, the nearest airport it serves from Liverpool. The best flight deals for Black Friday 2018 from British Airways, Emirates and Easyjet; All of the best cheap flight deals from the major airlines on Black Friday While Black Friday began as an essentially American event, it has spread across the globe in recent years. Are we being ripped off on Black Friday? How UK deals compare to those in the US; In the US they were selling 50-inch, 4k TVs for less than [pounds sterling]150 last Black Friday, new iPads for less than [pounds sterling]200 and better-than-half-price deals on Dysons - could anything in the UK compare? Another tradition gaining traction in the United States is Cyber Monday -- the Monday after Black Friday where all the discounts are offered online. Black Friday gathers pace in Cyprus Although the nomenclature 'Black Friday' has no religious connotation but some business people in Pakistan and Muslim World have re-coined it as 'Blessed Friday' probably keeping in view the reverence of the day 'Friday' for Muslims. Black or Blessed Friday gaining popularity The policy means customers get the best possible price during the huge shopping event, the retailer writes online: "Our price promise in action means that even during our Black Friday event we'll be checking and responding to competitors' promotions and prices, so it's worth taking a look online from time to time to see what's new in our Black Friday offers. Black Friday 2018 at Chester Greyhound Park -- the best deals and discounts; Which shops are getting involved for the best deals "Based on several years of overall retail traffic data, we know that opening on Thanksgiving Day was merely pulling shopping visits from Black Friday, as opposed to creating an additional opportunity for shoppers to hit the stores." Promising Start to Holiday Sales The controversy surrounding Black Friday is receiving a barrage of criticism on social media platforms as well. Blessed Friday Spending Over Black Friday Weekend Levels Off at 10-Year High Point Thanksgiving Week Consumer Spending on Par With 2016 Martin Allan The Black Friday discounts in America make ours look very mediocre, that's why interest may be waning. You say..
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