Saturday
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- proper noun
- /ˈsætərdeɪ/
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sábado
- Many people enjoy sleeping in on Saturday and taking the day to relax.
- Saturday evening
- Saturday morning
- Saturday night
What the fuck Am I here Saturday night?
- What the fuck Am I here Saturday night?
- That's where I'll be most Saturdays, but not tonight.
- In my mind, I thought that Saturday was our crazy night.
- So we, I spent the night on Saturday night in that city.
- True, because most teenagers don't spend their Saturday nights watching Donnie Deutsch.
- You could watch most of ADCC Saturday and then Saturday night in Las Vegas.
- Even though it's Sunday school, suddenly it is Saturday night, my friend.
- You ain't seeing this face again until Saturday when you leave.
- Guys would say, Chris, I've got a job on Saturday, can you come and help me?
- scenes, shoppers on a Saturday and then the town square.
- And I, I think there must have been a Saturday where I was.
Examples
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Wish them well on Saturday in the match against Sweden.
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Just going for a Saturday morning run.
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You know, this on a Saturday and then this on a Sunday.
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Today I wanted to do my Saturday morning routine.
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The answer came, as so many answers do, from my wife one Saturday night.
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And, Helen, I expect to see you at the party on Saturday.
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So we had a proper full on lazy Saturday and that was our day.
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And we'll see you next Saturday for some more weirdness.
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Going to have a wholesome little Saturday, get some food.
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Hey, everyone, remember... don't make plans this Saturday.
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Etymology
Saturday comes from the Roman god Saturn, so it originally meant 'Saturn's day'. Today Saturday is the day between Friday and Sunday when many people relax or do fun things, and in some languages the name comes from sabbath ('rest'), which fits the idea of a day off.