days off

Scheduled free time

Days off are periods when someone is not required to work or attend their usual obligations.

The phrase typically refers to scheduled breaks from employment: I have two days off this week.

A day off might be spent resting, running errands, or pursuing leisure activities.

The singular day off works the same way: I'm taking a day off tomorrow.

leave

sick leave

Authorized absence when unwell

leave of absence · sabbatical · unpaid leave · maternity leave · paternity leave · parental leave · compassionate leave · bereavement leave · jury duty · administrative leave

vacation

travel

Movement between locations

road trip · cruise · resort · destination · itinerary · booking · sightseeing · tourism · backpacking · excursion

rest

relaxation

State of being unwound

sleep in · lounging · unwinding · decompression · respite · restoration · rejuvenation · self-care · doing nothing · couch time

leisure

hobbies

Leisure activities for pleasure

  • readingInterpreting written text
  • gamingInteractive electronic entertainment
  • gardeningTending plants recreationally

fishing · crafting · baking · biking · hiking · picnic · shopping · brunch · catching up · quality time

holiday

long weekend

Extended time off

Diwali · Lunar New Year

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work status

days offworkdays

Days of employment

working days · work days · shifts · overtime · business days

effort/exertion

days offlabor

Strenuous effort; also childbirth

toil · hustle · drudgery · hard work · heavy lifting

Family

off, day, holiday, days, holidays, day's, off-time, time-off

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