Pronunciation: /veɪˈkeɪʃən/
noun a period of time devoted to pleasure, rest, or relaxation, especially one with pay granted to an employee
A1 I went on vacation to the beach.
A2 During my vacation, I visited several museums.
B1 My vacation in Italy was full of delicious food and beautiful sights.
B2 I always try to plan my vacations well in advance.
C1 After a stressful year, I decided to take a month-long vacation to recharge.
C2 My dream vacation would be to travel around the world for a year.
verb not applicable
A1 I vacationed in Hawaii last summer.
A2 She wants to vacation in Europe next year.
B1 They are vacationing in the mountains for two weeks.
B2 We have vacationed in many different countries over the years.
C1 After retiring, they plan to vacation around the world.
C2 Having vacationed in exotic locations, they are now considering buying a vacation home.
adjective not applicable
A1 I am on vacation.
A2 She took a vacation to relax.
B1 The vacation package included flights and accommodation.
B2 The vacation resort had a variety of activities for guests.
C1 The luxury vacation villa was equipped with a private pool.
C2 Their vacation home was located in a picturesque seaside town.
adverb not applicable
A1 I go vacation to the beach every summer.
A2 She relaxes on vacation by reading books.
B1 They usually go on vacation to Europe during the winter.
B2 He planned a vacation to Hawaii to celebrate his promotion.
C1 After a stressful month at work, she decided to take a vacation to the mountains.
C2 The luxury vacation package included a private villa and personal chef.
pronoun not applicable
A1 I go on vacation every summer.
A2 She loves vacationing at the beach.
B1 My family and I are planning a vacation to Europe next year.
B2 After a long year of hard work, I decided to treat myself to a luxury vacation.
C1 Vacationing in exotic locations allows me to experience different cultures and cuisines.
C2 For my next vacation, I am considering a trip around the world to explore new and exciting destinations.
preposition not applicable
A1 I went on vacation last summer.
A2 She is planning a vacation to Europe.
B1 I need to save money for my vacation.
B2 They decided to extend their vacation by a few days.
C1 The vacation package included flights, accommodation, and meals.
C2 After a long year of hard work, she finally took a well-deserved vacation.
conjunction not applicable
A1 I am going on vacation and I will visit my grandparents.
A2 I want to go on vacation, but I need to save money first.
B1 I had a great vacation in Italy, and I can't wait to go back.
B2 I went on vacation to Hawaii, and it was the best trip of my life.
C1 I decided to extend my vacation in Europe, so I could explore more countries.
C2 My vacation in Japan was unforgettable, and I can't wait to go back and visit again.
interjection not applicable
A1 Vacation! I go beach.
A2 Vacation! I want relax.
B1 Vacation! It's time for some fun in the sun.
B2 Vacation! I can't wait to explore new places.
C1 Vacation! A time to unwind and rejuvenate.
C2 Vacation! An opportunity to immerse myself in different cultures.
article not applicable
A1 I went on vacation to the beach.
A2 My family and I are planning a vacation to Europe.
B1 During my vacation, I visited historical landmarks and tried new foods.
B2 For our next vacation, we are considering a cruise to the Caribbean.
C1 My vacation in Japan was a cultural immersion experience that I will never forget.
C2 After retiring, I plan to spend my vacations traveling the world and exploring different cultures.
formal I am planning to take a vacation to Europe next summer.
informal I'm thinking of going on vacation to the beach next month.
slang I need a vacay ASAP, I'm so stressed out.
figurative Sometimes, taking a mental vacation from work can be just as rejuvenating as a physical one.
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