英语词汇week的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

week /wiːk/ noun a period of seven days, usually measured in Britain from Monday to Sunday and in the US from Sunday to Saturdayadjectives/nouns + weekthis week (=the present one) I can’t see you this week.last week (=the one before the present one) Last week, my washing machine broke down.next week (=the one after the present one) The wedding is next week.the previous week (=the week before) She was thinking about something that had happened the previous week.the following week (=the week after) She booked another appointment for the following week.the past week (=the past seven days approximately) Five soldiers have been killed in the past week.the coming weeks (=the next few weeks) We look forward to working with you in the coming weeks.a full/whole week I can’t believe we’ve been here a whole week already.a busy week I’ve had a very busy week.a quiet week (=not busy or eventful) This has been a fairly quiet week for the police.a good/bad week Did you have a good week?a working week BrE a workweek AmE (=the amount of time you spend working during a week) His typical working week is 55 hours.verbsa week passes (by)/goes by As the weeks passed, he began to get better.spend a week I spent six weeks in Spain last summer.sth takes a week It will take many weeks to finish this job.prepositionsfor a week I’m going away for a week.in a week It’s too much work to do in one week.during the week (=Monday to Friday, but not weekends) We don’t go out much during the week.phrasesthe beginning/end/middle of the week We get our wages at the end of every week.a day of the week Friday is our busiest day of the week.once/twice/three times etc a week She goes to yoga twice a week.week after week also week in, week out (=every week, for a long time) We keep practising the same dance steps week in, week out.a week from today also a week today BrE We’re going on holiday a week today.a week from tomorrow also a week tomorrow BrE Terry’s new job starts a week from tomorrow.a week on Tuesday/Friday/Sunday etc (=the Tuesday, Friday etc after the next one) Our next meeting is a week on Wednesday.for weeks (=for a lot of weeks) This situation continued for weeks.

词组	week
释义	week /wiːk/ noun a period of seven days, usually measured in Britain from Monday to Sunday and in the US from Sunday to Saturdayadjectives/nouns + weekthis week (=the present one) I can’t see you this week.last week (=the one before the present one) Last week, my washing machine broke down.next week (=the one after the present one) The wedding is next week.the previous week (=the week before) She was thinking about something that had happened the previous week.the following week (=the week after) She booked another appointment for the following week.the past week (=the past seven days approximately) Five soldiers have been killed in the past week.the coming weeks (=the next few weeks) We look forward to working with you in the coming weeks.a full/whole week I can’t believe we’ve been here a whole week already.a busy week I’ve had a very busy week.a quiet week (=not busy or eventful) This has been a fairly quiet week for the police.a good/bad week Did you have a good week?a working week BrE a workweek AmE (=the amount of time you spend working during a week) His typical working week is 55 hours.verbsa week passes (by)/goes by As the weeks passed, he began to get better.spend a week I spent six weeks in Spain last summer.sth takes a week It will take many weeks to finish this job.prepositionsfor a week I’m going away for a week.in a week It’s too much work to do in one week.during the week (=Monday to Friday, but not weekends) We don’t go out much during the week.phrasesthe beginning/end/middle of the week We get our wages at the end of every week.a day of the week Friday is our busiest day of the week.once/twice/three times etc a week She goes to yoga twice a week.week after week also week in, week out (=every week, for a long time) We keep practising the same dance steps week in, week out.a week from today also a week today BrE We’re going on holiday a week today.a week from tomorrow also a week tomorrow BrE Terry’s new job starts a week from tomorrow.a week on Tuesday/Friday/Sunday etc (=the Tuesday, Friday etc after the next one) Our next meeting is a week on Wednesday.for weeks (=for a lot of weeks) This situation continued for weeks.
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