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Vocabobobo Posted 19 years ago
Vocabulary

Week in, week out.

0Hello. Could anyone tell me what the precise meaning of the phrase "week in, week out" is?02br
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0 It means every week, I think.0-
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0Thanks for such a quick response.0-
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0 It has the meaning "all the time" - "The children were so noisy - week in, week out, they would shout and scream in the playground."0-
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0 It means every week proceeding exactly the same way. It indicates a tiresome routine. 01i00day in, day out02i00 can also be used.02br
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01cite10CalifJim12cite11i10day in, day out12i10 can also be used.12br
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10Yet this expression, which, incidentally, is much more common, may not necessarily mean the same as 'week in, week out', e.g.:02br
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