How is the word día ajetreado translated from Spanish to English

Día con muchísimas cosas que hacer.

A day with a lot of things to do.

phrase
English translation
busy day

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  • Fue un día ajetreado en la clínica. It was a busy day at the clinic.

  • Tuve un día de mucho trabajo en la oficina. I had a really busy day at work.

  • Después de un día tan ajetreado me dormí al instante. After such a busy day I fell asleep instantly.

  • ¿Tuviste hoy un día de mucho trabajo? Did you have a busy day today?

  • ¿Tuviste un día ajetreado en el trabajo? Did you have a busy day at work?

  • Disculpa mi ausencia; fue un día de mucho trabajo. Please excuse my absence; it was a busy day.

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FAQ about “día ajetreado”

How is “día ajetreado” translated from Spanish?
“día ajetreado” translates into English as “busy day”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “día ajetreado” mean?
Meaning of “día ajetreado”: Día con muchísimas cosas que hacer. In English — “busy day”.
What part of speech is “día ajetreado”?
“día ajetreado” is a phrase.
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