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long weekend
noun
- a weekend holiday extended by a day or days on either side
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That’s the long weekend’s entertainment sorted, with a sequel that comes close to the soaring storytelling and exhilarating anthems of the first film, which delighted young audiences eight years ago, resulting in countless Halloween costumes and babies belting about how far they’ll go.
The Express said options to mark the occasion included days off on 9 and 12 May for nationwide celebrations over a long weekend, or adding another bank holiday on 22 August to make the summer bank holiday a four-day break.
That means there is not exactly an anniversary, but more a long weekend of mourning.
And since we had a long weekend of wedding travel that took us from Ohio to Maryland to Florida, we had a lot of bags—some checked, some carry-on.
He described an occasion in London on a long weekend, when Rigby demanded he buy her a designer handbag.
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