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Definition of bank holiday in English: bank holidaynoun British A day on which banks are officially closed, kept as a public holiday. Example sentencesExamples - When the system broke down in Doncaster it happened to be a bank holiday and we just couldn't get anyone out to fix it.
- The workers of the UK, and probably across a lot of the world, get a bank holiday tomorrow for May Day.
- This weekend was a bank holiday one and so Monday was off so we could all indulge in sports as Sports Day it is.
- And you get an extra day of flopping on the sofa because of the extra bank holiday.
- It pointed out that there were 61 days to go to the next bank holiday and 56 days since the last one.
- Sunday is considered a bank holiday and any other day designated as such should be subject to the same rules.
- The open weekend, held over the August bank holiday, saw the first brake van rides towards Appleby.
- The Irish all know when Saint Patrick's Day is, because they have a bank holiday attached to it.
- Normally, if there has been a bank holiday, the rubbish is picked up the following day.
- Local businesses were kept busy over the bank holiday with a large number of people home for the break.
- I took the box number to report the problem but the post office customer service line was closed due to the bank holiday.
- A bank holiday is a day on which the banks are on holiday, but on everyone else has to go to work.
- On Constitution Day, a bank holiday, we visited the ancient capital of Lanzarote, Teguise.
- It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday.
- The problem with break - outs started in fine weather on the bank holiday at the start of May.
- Because of the bank holiday it would have taken several days to get a court order to move them.
- After Easter the boating lake will open every weekend, bank holiday and school holiday through the summer.
- It originally took place on New Year's Day but when that became a bank holiday it was moved to the second of the month.
- Analysts said volumes were more like a bank holiday than a working day.
- Around 100,000 people travel on BA flights every day over the bank holiday weekend.
Synonyms holiday, break, time off, furlough, sabbatical, leave of absence, a day off, a month off, a week off, leisure time, respite, breathing space
Definition of bank holiday in US English: bank holidaynounˈˌbaNGk ˈhäləˌdāˈˌbæŋk ˈhɑləˌdeɪ British A day on which banks are officially closed, observed as a public holiday. Example sentencesExamples - After Easter the boating lake will open every weekend, bank holiday and school holiday through the summer.
- The Irish all know when Saint Patrick's Day is, because they have a bank holiday attached to it.
- When the system broke down in Doncaster it happened to be a bank holiday and we just couldn't get anyone out to fix it.
- The workers of the UK, and probably across a lot of the world, get a bank holiday tomorrow for May Day.
- And you get an extra day of flopping on the sofa because of the extra bank holiday.
- Sunday is considered a bank holiday and any other day designated as such should be subject to the same rules.
- Analysts said volumes were more like a bank holiday than a working day.
- This weekend was a bank holiday one and so Monday was off so we could all indulge in sports as Sports Day it is.
- A bank holiday is a day on which the banks are on holiday, but on everyone else has to go to work.
- I took the box number to report the problem but the post office customer service line was closed due to the bank holiday.
- Because of the bank holiday it would have taken several days to get a court order to move them.
- The problem with break - outs started in fine weather on the bank holiday at the start of May.
- Normally, if there has been a bank holiday, the rubbish is picked up the following day.
- It pointed out that there were 61 days to go to the next bank holiday and 56 days since the last one.
- It originally took place on New Year's Day but when that became a bank holiday it was moved to the second of the month.
- It was expected to be even busier today - the official Boxing Day bank holiday.
- Local businesses were kept busy over the bank holiday with a large number of people home for the break.
- On Constitution Day, a bank holiday, we visited the ancient capital of Lanzarote, Teguise.
- The open weekend, held over the August bank holiday, saw the first brake van rides towards Appleby.
- Around 100,000 people travel on BA flights every day over the bank holiday weekend.
Synonyms holiday, break, time off, furlough, sabbatical, leave of absence, a day off, a month off, a week off, leisure time, respite, breathing space
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