Definition of «week off»

A week off refers to a period of seven consecutive days during which an individual is not working or attending school. It typically involves taking time away from regular responsibilities and activities, allowing for rest, relaxation, and leisure pursuits.

Usage examples

I am so excited for my week off from work. I plan to relax and catch up on my favorite Netflix shows.
After a busy semester, I am looking forward to taking a week off from studying and enjoying some leisure time.
My husband and I are going on a vacation during our week off to a tropical destination. We can't wait to unwind and soak up the sun.
Next week, I have scheduled a week off from my side business to spend quality time with my family and recharge.
I recently started a new job, and my employer offers a week off as a reward for meeting targets. I can't wait to use it to rejuvenate and come back refreshed.

Phrases with «week off»

Sentences with «week off»

For me, I feel like I've taken weeks off from blogging and experimenting in the kitchen and I miss it! (theconscientiouseater.com)
For example, don't take weeks off work and spend every minute with the dog. (poochped.com)
I'm glad you had a wonderful week off with your family! (kindlyunspoken.com)
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