英语词组make a day of it是什么意思，短语翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

idiommake a day of itspoken to make a trip or event continue all day instead of part of a day, in order to do things that will make it enjoyable:Instead of just driving there and back, we could make a nice day of it in the mountains and come home a little later.If it's a nice day we can take a picnic, you know, and make a day of it.

make a day of (doing something)

To do something for most of or an entire day. There's a fabulous local market in town where you can actually make a day of doing your shopping for the week. If we're going to be at the beach for the volleyball tournament in the morning, we might as well pack our blankets and swim suits and make a day of it.

make a day/night/week of it

To spend all or most of a day, night, week, etc., doing something, rather than just a portion of it, so that the experience can be enjoyed to a greater degree. Why don't we pack a picnic, head to the trailhead early, and make a day of it hiking around the area? I think we should all split the cost of a villa near the beach and make a week of it!

make a day/night/weekend of it

To extend one's plans in order to spend more time in a particular place or doing a particular activity. Since we have to drive up there, why don't we make a day of it and visit some wineries on the way. We have a guest room. You guys should stay over and make a weekend of it.

make a day of it

Also, make a night of it. Devote a day (or night) to some pleasurable pursuit, as in Now that we're at the beach, let's make a day of it, or Since they missed the seven o'clock train, they decided to make a night of it. [Mid-1600s]

make a day (or night) of it

devote a whole day (or night) to an activity, typically an enjoyable one.

make a ˈday of it

(spoken) make a particular enjoyable activity last for a whole day instead of only part of it: Instead of going home when we’ve done our shopping, why don’t we make a day of it and stay in town for lunch?

词组	make a day of it
释义	Idiom make a day of doing something and make a day of it Theme: TIME - SPEND to spend the whole day doing something. We went to the museum to see the new exhibit and then decided to make a day of it.They made a day of cleaning the attic. Idiom make a day of itmake a [day/night/weekend etc.] of it to spend a whole day, night, weekend, etc. somewhere, instead of only a short time, so that you can enjoy it more. We decided to go on to a club after the show and really make a night of it. idiommake a day of itspoken to make a trip or event continue all day instead of part of a day, in order to do things that will make it enjoyable:Instead of just driving there and back, we could make a nice day of it in the mountains and come home a little later.If it's a nice day we can take a picnic, you know, and make a day of it. make a day of (doing something) To do something for most of or an entire day. There's a fabulous local market in town where you can actually make a day of doing your shopping for the week. If we're going to be at the beach for the volleyball tournament in the morning, we might as well pack our blankets and swim suits and make a day of it. make a day/night/week of it To spend all or most of a day, night, week, etc., doing something, rather than just a portion of it, so that the experience can be enjoyed to a greater degree. Why don't we pack a picnic, head to the trailhead early, and make a day of it hiking around the area? I think we should all split the cost of a villa near the beach and make a week of it! make a day/night/weekend of it To extend one's plans in order to spend more time in a particular place or doing a particular activity. Since we have to drive up there, why don't we make a day of it and visit some wineries on the way. We have a guest room. You guys should stay over and make a weekend of it. make a day of it Also, make a night of it. Devote a day (or night) to some pleasurable pursuit, as in Now that we're at the beach, let's make a day of it, or Since they missed the seven o'clock train, they decided to make a night of it. [Mid-1600s] make a day (or night) of it devote a whole day (or night) to an activity, typically an enjoyable one. make a ˈday of it (spoken) make a particular enjoyable activity last for a whole day instead of only part of it: Instead of going home when we’ve done our shopping, why don’t we make a day of it and stay in town for lunch?
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