Examples of using "Jours " in a sentence and their english translations:
1 week, 10 days, 20 days
for 16 hours, two days, or 10 days,
Every day is a sacred day.
Give me five days.
- I'm going to be here several days.
- I'm going to be here for several days.
- There are seven days in a week.
- A week has seven days.
Ten days passed by.
- The days are growing longer.
- The days are getting longer.
The days are drawing in.
Let's wait for a few days.
A week has seven days.
A week has seven days.
40 dollars for seven days.
- I want to stay for several days.
- I want to stay a few days.
- I want to stay for a few days.
Take a few days off.
- I want to stay for several days.
- I want to stay for 5 or 6 days.
Can you stay for a few days?
The days of plenty are over.
- He came back two days after.
- He came back two days later.
Only a few days of this daily dosing
But for three days,
But then a couple of days later,
Leaves after 40 days
Two days later:
every two days.
four days in the Allgäu.
That lasts three days.
Her days are numbered.
- December has thirty-one days.
- There are 31 days in December.
Rainy days make me unhappy.
Give me five days.
Give me five days.
365 days have passed.
Tom is counting the days.
or first few days,
and after 30 days,
Then again seven days of action and four days off.
- The rain lasted three days.
- The rain lasted for three days.
- The days are growing longer.
- The days are getting longer.
I'll call you in a couple of days.
You will be absent for three days.
So by increasing our window from 30 days to 60 days,
- It rained five successive days.
- It rained five days in a row.
- There are seven days in a week.
- In one week there are seven days.
- A week has seven days.
You were absent for three days.
You'll get better in a few days.
- I am taking a couple of days off.
- I'm taking a couple of days off.
- The days are getting longer and longer.
- The days are growing longer.
- The days are getting longer.
- I am taking a couple of days off.
- I'm taking a couple of days off.
He works 7 days in a row, then he has three days off.
- Travelling is easy these days.
- Traveling is easy these days.
- This offer is open for five days.
- This offer is available for five days.
- This offer is good for five days.
- I'll spend a few days with you.
- I'll spend a few days at your place.
- In spring the days get longer.
- In spring, the days become longer.
- The rain lasted for three days.
- It rained for three days.
Do you speak French every day?
Tom will be here every day.
I'll see you in a few days.
Stay with us for a few days.
You should stay here a few days.
Where have you been the last few days?
- He will be back in a few days.
- He will come back in a few days.
The unrest lasted three days.
It snowed for four days.
I jog every day.
They've seen better days.
Okay, so let's go back to the present day.
on days when I'm already not having the greatest time.