There are 17 total results for your 休日 search.
Characters | Pronunciation Romanization |
Simple Dictionary Definition |
休日 see styles |
kyuujitsu / kyujitsu きゅうじつ |
holiday; day off |
公休日 see styles |
gōng xiū rì gong1 xiu1 ri4 kung hsiu jih koukyuubi / kokyubi こうきゅうび |
public holiday legal holiday |
定休日 see styles |
teikyuubi / tekyubi ていきゅうび |
regular holiday; fixed day off; regular closing day |
雙休日 双休日 see styles |
shuāng xiū rì shuang1 xiu1 ri4 shuang hsiu jih |
two-day weekend |
電休日 see styles |
denkyuubi / denkyubi でんきゅうび |
(rare) (See 休電日) no-electricity day |
休日出勤 see styles |
kyuujitsushukkin / kyujitsushukkin きゅうじつしゅっきん |
working on a day off |
休日手当 see styles |
kyuujitsuteate / kyujitsuteate きゅうじつてあて |
holiday allowance; allowance for working at weekends or on a holiday |
休日明け see styles |
kyuujitsuake / kyujitsuake きゅうじつあけ |
the day after a holiday |
代替休日 see styles |
daitaikyuujitsu / daitaikyujitsu だいたいきゅうじつ |
(See 代休・だいきゅう) compensatory holiday (for working on a day off) |
振替休日 see styles |
furikaekyuujitsu / furikaekyujitsu ふりかえきゅうじつ |
(yoji) compensatory holiday; observed holiday (weekday holiday when the actual day is on a weekend); substitute holiday |
法定休日 see styles |
houteikyuujitsu / hotekyujitsu ほうていきゅうじつ |
legal holiday; bank holiday |
特別休日 see styles |
tokubetsukyuujitsu / tokubetsukyujitsu とくべつきゅうじつ |
special holiday |
休日手当て see styles |
kyuujitsuteate / kyujitsuteate きゅうじつてあて |
holiday allowance; allowance for working at weekends or on a holiday |
国民の休日 see styles |
kokuminnokyuujitsu / kokuminnokyujitsu こくみんのきゅうじつ |
(exp,n) (See みどりの日・みどりのひ) citizen's holiday; by law, any weekday that falls between two other national holidays (e.g. between 1985 and 2006 May 4, now Greenery Day) |
振り替え休日 see styles |
furikaekyuujitsu / furikaekyujitsu ふりかえきゅうじつ |
(yoji) compensatory holiday; observed holiday (weekday holiday when the actual day is on a weekend); substitute holiday |
Variations: |
kyuujitsuteate / kyujitsuteate きゅうじつてあて |
holiday allowance; allowance for working at weekends or on a holiday |
Variations: |
furikaekyuujitsu / furikaekyujitsu ふりかえきゅうじつ |
(1) substitute national holiday; day off in lieu of a national holiday that falls on a Sunday; compensatory holiday; (2) compensatory day off work (for having worked on a holiday, etc.) |
Entries with 2nd row of characters: The 2nd row is Simplified Chinese.
This page contains 17 results for "休日" in Chinese and/or Japanese.Information about this dictionary:
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