Week ( noun , noun )

(As a noun)

Week ( noun )

  1. A period of seven days, typically beginning on Sunday or Monday and ending on the seventh day.
  2. Any period of seven days or seven days' duration.

Origin:

Old english wice "period of seven days", of germanic origin; related to dutch week and german woche.

Examples:

  1. I'll see you next week.
  2. I'll be back in a week.
  3. It's been a long week.
  4. I'll wait a week before calling.
  5. I'll work for a week.

(As a noun)

Week ( noun )

  1. A period of seven days, typically beginning on Sunday or Monday and ending on the seventh day.
  2. Any period of seven days or seven days' duration.

Origin:

Old english wice "period of seven days", of germanic origin; related to dutch week and german woche.

Examples:

  1. I'll see you next week.
  2. I'll be back in a week.
  3. It's been a long week.
  4. I'll wait a week before calling.
  5. I'll work for a week.
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