weeks
WEEKS/wiːks/
- 1Plural of week.
The renovation stretched across many weeks of noisy construction.
It took six weeks for the broken bone to heal completely.
Note
A regular plural, made with a plain -s, and it carries every meaning of the singular noun. Six weeks can be any forty-two consecutive days, or six calendar weeks counted from a Sunday or a Monday. In talk of work it can also mean six five-day stretches. The pig's squeal spelled week is an interjection, so it has no plural to share this form.
weeks is a form of week
week, noun: A period of seven days in a row, especially one beginning on Sunday or Monday as shown on a calendar. Full entry
- Forms
- weekweeks plural
- Spelling
- week → weeks: add -s
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