How is the word напряжённый день translated from Russian to English

День, полный дел.

A day with a lot of things to do.

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English translation
busy day

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  • В клинике был напряжённый день. It was a busy day at the clinic.

  • У меня был действительноBusy day на работе. I had a really busy day at work.

  • После такого напряжённого дня я уснул мгновенно. After such a busy day I fell asleep instantly.

  • У тебя былBusy day сегодня? Did you have a busy day today?

  • У тебя был напряжённый день на работе? Did you have a busy day at work?

  • Пожалуйста, извини за отсутствие; это былBusy day. Please excuse my absence; it was a busy day.

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How is “напряжённый день” translated from Russian?
“напряжённый день” translates into English as “busy day”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “напряжённый день” mean?
Meaning of “напряжённый день”: День, полный дел. In English — “busy day”.
What part of speech is “напряжённый день”?
“напряжённый день” is a phrase.
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