Pronunciation: /blæk ˈfraɪ.deɪ/
noun a day of the year when retailers offer promotional sales
A1 Black Friday is a big shopping day.
A2 Many people wait for Black Friday to buy discounted items.
B1 Black Friday sales can be chaotic with long lines and crowded stores.
B2 Retailers often offer huge discounts on Black Friday to attract customers.
C1 Black Friday has become a global phenomenon with sales happening in many countries.
C2 Some people plan their entire year's shopping around Black Friday deals.
adjective describing the day as being associated with sales and discounts
A1 I heard that Black Friday sales are very popular in America.
A2 My friend got a great deal on a new TV during Black Friday shopping.
B1 Many stores offer Black Friday discounts to attract customers.
B2 Black Friday deals are known for being some of the best of the year.
C1 Consumers often plan their holiday shopping around Black Friday promotions.
C2 Retailers strategize months in advance to maximize profits during Black Friday.
formal Black Friday is a popular shopping event that occurs the day after Thanksgiving.
informal Are you planning to go Black Friday shopping this year?
slang I scored some sweet deals on Black Friday last year.
figurative The chaos of Black Friday shopping can be compared to a battlefield.
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