Definition of day of rest in English:

day of rest

noun

A day in the week set aside from normal work or activity, typically Sunday on religious grounds.
when the Lord made Sunday he meant it for a day of rest
Example sentencesExamples
- That's more than 30 or so years ago when public holidays and Sundays were proper days of rest.
- And today, as evidenced by the drowsy street outside, was the day of rest.
- Sunday was indeed a day of rest as virtually all shops and places of entertainment closed.
- Traditionally, Afrikaners observed Sunday as a day of rest.
- Sundays are not days of rest for those who preach.
- I don't often go to the supermarket on a Sunday, preferring usually to go no further than the front door - truly using it as a day of rest.
- The Muslim holy day falls on a Friday and is the official day of rest.
- Up to now they have done so safe in the knowledge that the Sabbath day has traditionally been a day of rest for traffic wardens.
- Chris Cullwick, for example, would like stronger legislation to protect Sunday as a day of rest.
- Millar is a Mormon, and the faith calls for Sunday to be a day of rest.
- ‘I believe in Sunday being a day of rest, but I would not try and impose my views on others,’ he said.
- Sunday was a day of rest followed by the drive home to London in the evening.
- Sunday is his day of rest, the one day of the week when he takes a complete break from training.
- There is no work, no public transport, no ferry, no sport; just Sunday worship and a universal day of rest.
- Sunday is my day of rest, I don't even turn the phone on.
- She eloquently discusses the need for rejuvenation by using the example of Sundays as a day of rest.
- We will have a day of rest on Sunday before starting the Tour de Montreal on Monday, a three-day, four-stage race.
- ‘With the Sabbath day of rest, we have been given the perfect cycle,’ says Macdonald.
- Regardless of whether we choose Sunday, Saturday or Wednesday as our day of rest, it's important that we have one.
- Sunday is observed as a day of rest for United Church members.

单词	day of rest
释义	Definition of day of rest in English: day of rest noun A day in the week set aside from normal work or activity, typically Sunday on religious grounds. when the Lord made Sunday he meant it for a day of rest Example sentencesExamples That's more than 30 or so years ago when public holidays and Sundays were proper days of rest. And today, as evidenced by the drowsy street outside, was the day of rest. Sunday was indeed a day of rest as virtually all shops and places of entertainment closed. Traditionally, Afrikaners observed Sunday as a day of rest. Sundays are not days of rest for those who preach. I don't often go to the supermarket on a Sunday, preferring usually to go no further than the front door - truly using it as a day of rest. The Muslim holy day falls on a Friday and is the official day of rest. Up to now they have done so safe in the knowledge that the Sabbath day has traditionally been a day of rest for traffic wardens. Chris Cullwick, for example, would like stronger legislation to protect Sunday as a day of rest. Millar is a Mormon, and the faith calls for Sunday to be a day of rest. ‘I believe in Sunday being a day of rest, but I would not try and impose my views on others,’ he said. Sunday was a day of rest followed by the drive home to London in the evening. Sunday is his day of rest, the one day of the week when he takes a complete break from training. There is no work, no public transport, no ferry, no sport; just Sunday worship and a universal day of rest. Sunday is my day of rest, I don't even turn the phone on. She eloquently discusses the need for rejuvenation by using the example of Sundays as a day of rest. We will have a day of rest on Sunday before starting the Tour de Montreal on Monday, a three-day, four-stage race. ‘With the Sabbath day of rest, we have been given the perfect cycle,’ says Macdonald. Regardless of whether we choose Sunday, Saturday or Wednesday as our day of rest, it's important that we have one. Sunday is observed as a day of rest for United Church members.
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