noun

weeks

weeks

The project will take two weeks.

The project will take two weeks.

I haven't seen him in weeks.

I haven't seen him in weeks.

((number)) weeks a specific duration The project will take two weeks.

in weeks for a long, unspecified period of weeks I haven't seen him in weeks.

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From Old English 'wice', related to 'change' or 'succession'. 'Weeks' is the plural form of 'week'.

This is the plural of 'week', a period of seven days. Imagine counting the rows on a calendar.

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