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Kariem
What's the meaning of:
Take the weekend off?
Mar 3, 2013 9:38 AM
Answers · 3
Amberthistle, I got it :D I appreciate really :D
March 3, 2013
It means to not do something for that time and do something else instead. If someone says to you 'take the weekend off' from doing something, they're implying you're doing to much of it and that you should have time to yourself, or just have fun.
Some examples being~
- How about instead of studying, take the weekend off and come watch a movie with the rest of us.
- I've done so much housework over the week, I'm taking the weekend off and doing whatever I want.
- The boss is letting me take the weekend off as I'd done extra during the week.
March 3, 2013
Take the weekend off = you don't have to work on the weekend. Relax instead.
March 3, 2013
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