Definition of «long day»

The phrase "long day" is an idiomatic expression that means a full and tiring day. It can refer to any period of time during which someone has been working, traveling or engaged in other activities for an extended amount of time, resulting in exhaustion or fatigue. The term does not necessarily imply anything negative - it's simply a way of describing the passage of time and the level of effort required to get through it.

Sentences with «long day»

  • I have to say after long days of skiing and parties, hanging with the girls by the fire in the wee hours of the morning was my favorite part. (thefashionfuse.com)
  • The slight upgrade turned into a week long project that we worked on after long days at work. (foodwinethyme.com)
  • He also wanted a workout room in the building so he could exercise late into the evening after long days at the office. (moneysense.ca)
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