Pronunciation: /priː.wiːkɛnd/
noun a word that refers to a person, place, thing, event, substance, or quality (pre-weekend refers to the time period before the weekend)
A1 I am excited for the pre-weekend activities.
A2 The pre-weekend preparations are already underway.
B1 I always try to relax during the pre-weekend to recharge for the upcoming week.
B2 The pre-weekend festivities are a great way to unwind after a long week.
C1 The pre-weekend plans include a trip to the beach and a barbecue with friends.
C2 The pre-weekend getaway to the mountains was just what we needed to destress.
adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun (pre-weekend describes a time period before the weekend)
A1 I am looking forward to the pre-weekend activities.
A2 The pre-weekend preparations are already underway.
B1 We decided to have a pre-weekend get-together to relax before the busy week ahead.
B2 The pre-weekend atmosphere was filled with excitement and anticipation for the upcoming events.
C1 The pre-weekend festivities included a gala dinner and live music performances.
C2 The pre-weekend retreat was a luxurious escape to recharge and rejuvenate before returning to work.
formal The pre-weekend preparations included finalizing the presentation for Monday's meeting.
informal We're all looking forward to the pre-weekend happy hour at the office.
slang Let's kick off the pre-weekend with a chill night in.
figurative The pre-weekend hustle and bustle reminded me of the busy city streets.
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