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Spinnaker Posted 21 years ago
Vocabulary

Let's call a day

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I have a simple question. What means:

Let's call a day!

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Hi Spinnaker, I think you wanted to write Let's call it a day! It means ''let's end the day'' or '' let us end (whatever we are doing) for today. '' Similar expressions include: 'Let's call it off for today' or 'time to hit the sack' though I reckon the second expression is mainly used to go to sleep.

  • Hi Spinnaker, I think you wanted to write Let's call it a day!
  • It means ''let's end the day'' or '' let us end (whatever we are doing) for today.
  • '' Similar expressions include: 'Let's call it off for today' or 'time to hit the sack' though I reckon the second expression is mainly used to go to sleep.
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Hi Spinnaker,

I think you wanted to write Let's call it a day!

It means ''let's end the day'' or '' let us end (whatever we are doing) for today. We will continue tommorow.''

Similar expressions include: 'Let's call it off for today' or 'time to hit the sack' though I reckon the second expression is mainly used to go to sleep.
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Ohh, yes! You've got right. I mean let's call it a day.
So know, thank you for the expression.

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OK

please can I ask you about this :

blue moon

thank for all
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What dou you mean with blue moon?
Is this also a sentence?

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I used to know of an American detective serial called 'Blue Moon' but I'm not sure what Moses is refering to, in his context.
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Once in a blue moon?
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Moses
OK

please can I ask you about this :

blue moon

thank for all

A moon with a bluish cast is very rare – so 'once in a blue moon' means 'not very often, if ever'.

MrP
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See more on 'blue moon' starting with:
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Let's call it a day means to end something, such as work. Let's stop working = Let's call it a day.
So let´s call it a day means let's end this/an action.

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