Tuesday meaning in English
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Definition
Tuesday: the second day of the week, between Monday and Wednesday
Examples
- "Donna : Today is Tuesday, 14th January."
- "I'll see you Tuesday night."
- "How about Tuesday?"
- "It was picked up by one of your service representatives on Tuesday, March 12th, and was supposed to be returned on the 15th."
- "I ordered a perfume on Friday, today is Tuesday, and so far, nothing has arrived!"
- "You might know that Tuesday night is poker night."
- "Following our meeting on Tuesday, I'd like to arrange an appointment ASAP to talk about flexible working hours."
- "I look forward to telling you all about our new store on Tuesday."
- "I'll be flying to Dallas on Tuesday."
- "I just got in last night and I'll be in town until Tuesday."
- "Let me just check my diary... Well, I'm free Monday... Tuesday... Wednesday... Thursday-"
- "You're not around on Tuesday, are you?"
- "I've checked my agenda, and this week I'm free Tuesday, Wednesday... and Friday."
- "Tuesday, Wednesday, Funny Days."
- "Tuesday – In (07:39) / Out (19:38)"
- "How about if Jean speaks with a British accent on Tuesday and Thursday;"
- "TUESDAY 9TH DECEMBER"
- "Anyway, on Tuesday there's "Money Madness" on DNN."
- "My reservations, at the Shangri-La Hotel, are from Wednesday until the following Tuesday."
- "Or perhaps you'd like to come to my book club which takes place at the same time on Tuesday evenings?"
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