Friday
Friday — 名詞
1. the day that comes between Thursday and Saturday in a seven-day week; in many We
星期五
一週中星期四之後、星期六之前的那天
the day that comes between Thursday and Saturday in a seven-day week; in many Western and other cultures, widely seen as the last day of the regular work or school schedule.
Quinn has a piano lesson every Friday after school.
Quinn 每週五放學後都有鋼琴課。
every + day name for weekly habit
The department meeting was moved to Friday so that more staff could attend.
部門會議改到了星期五，以便更多同事能參加。
on Friday / moved to Friday for scheduling
Hui's flight to Taipei leaves on Friday evening.
Hui 飛往台北的航班在星期五晚上。
on + day + time-of-day
We usually go out for bubble tea with friends on Fridays.
我們通常星期五跟朋友出去喝珍珠奶茶。
on Fridays for regular habit
Friday is the busiest night of the week at the cinema near Niran's house.
Niran 家附近的電影院在星期五晚上最忙碌。
- Friday night
- Friday morning
- Friday afternoon
- Friday evening
- Good Friday
- Friday the 13th
文法句型
on Friday
on Fridays
last Friday / this Friday / next Friday
every Friday
用法筆記
Days of the week always take a capital letter in English. When referring to a single upcoming or past Friday, use on Friday (or omit the preposition in informal American English: See you Friday). For a regular occurrence, use on Fridays (every Friday). The plural form Fridays also works as an adverb: 'I work Fridays.'
常見錯誤
used as an exclamation to express relief or happiness that the working week has ended and the weekend is about to begin.
謝天謝地星期五到了（TGIF 是 Thank God It's Friday 的縮寫，用於週末來臨前的歡呼）
After a long week of exams, Quinn texted the group chat: 'TGIF — who's up for hotpot tonight?'
Selim leaned back in his chair at 5 p.m. and said, 'TGIF, everybody. Have a great weekend.'