Seven-day period: meaning, definitions and examples

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seven-day period

 

[ ˈsɛvən-deɪ ˈpɪəriəd ]

Noun
Context #1 | Noun

time measurement

A seven-day period is a week, typically consisting of Monday through Sunday. It is a common unit of time measurement used in calendars and scheduling.

Synonyms

7 days, week

Examples of usage

  • The project deadline is in one seven-day period.
  • We will meet again in the next seven-day period.

Translations

Translations of the word "seven-day period" in other languages:

🇵🇹 período de sete dias

🇮🇳 सात दिन की अवधि

🇩🇪 sieben-Tage-Zeitraum

🇮🇩 periode tujuh hari

🇺🇦 семиденний період

🇵🇱 siedmiodniowy okres

🇯🇵 7日間の期間

🇫🇷 période de sept jours

🇪🇸 período de siete días

🇹🇷 yedi günlük dönem

🇰🇷 7일 기간

🇸🇦 فترة سبعة أيام

🇨🇿 sedmidenní období

🇸🇰 sedemdňové obdobie

🇨🇳 七天的期间

🇸🇮 sedemdnevno obdobje

🇮🇸 sjö daga tímabil

🇰🇿 жеті күндік кезең

🇬🇪 შვიდდღიანი პერიოდი

🇦🇿 yeddi günlük dövr

🇲🇽 período de siete días

Word origin

The concept of a seven-day period, known as a week, has been used for thousands of years across various cultures. The seven-day week can be traced back to ancient Babylonian times, where each day was dedicated to a different planetary deity. The seven-day week was later adopted by the Romans, who named the days after the Sun, Moon, and five planets known at that time. Over time, the seven-day week became standardized in different calendars and continues to be widely used today.