long vacation (B1)
noun phrase
Pronunciation: /lɔŋ vəˈkeɪʃən/
Definition
An extended period of time spent away from work or school for rest and recreation, typically lasting several weeks or months.
Examples
The family went on a long vacation to the beach, where they spent their days swimming and sunbathing.
She had been working non-stop for years, so she decided to take a long vacation to recharge her batteries.
How to Use long vacation
- take a long vacation (verb phrase)
- to spend an extended period of time away from work or school for rest and recreation — "She took a long vacation to travel and relax."
- go on a long vacation (verb phrase)
- to spend an extended period of time away from work or school for rest and recreation — "The family went on a long vacation to the beach."
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