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week

[C/U] 両方
複数形: weeks

This term functions as a rigid temporal container, providing a structural rhythm to social and professional life. It creates a psychological boundary between productivity and recovery, acting as the primary unit for scheduling and deadline management in modern civilization. Depending on the context, the word shifts from a precise mathematical count of seven days to a conceptual division of the calendar. When used to describe the work week, it excludes the weekend, transforming from a measure of duration into a designation of specific types of activity.

Countable when measuring duration in seven-day blocks ('It took three weeks to finish'). Uncountable when referring to the general work-period from Monday to Friday ('I'm busy during the week').

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名詞

A period of seven consecutive days, beginning on Sunday or Monday depending on the cultural context.

"I will be going on vacation for one week."

名詞

The days of the week other than the weekend; the working days.

"She works long hours during the week but relaxes on Saturdays."

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