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Translation of Sunday in Spanish:

Sunday

domingo, n.

Pronunciation /ˈsəndeɪ/ /ˈsəndi/ /ˈsʌndeɪ/ /ˈsʌndi/

See Spanish definition of domingo

noun

  • 1

    (day)
    domingo masculine
    (mass) (before noun) dominical
    → see also Monday
    Sunday opening — apertura de las tiendas los domingos
    • Sunday supplement — suplemento dominical / del domingo
    • Sunday trading — comercio en domingo
    • Sunday trading laws — leyes reguladoras del comercio en domingo
    • On Sunday night there had been a long group discussion about what makes a great trainer.
    • Mr Haigh said a couple had knocked on his door on Sunday evening asking him if he had lost a camera.
    • On Sunday, the second in the series of car boot sales at Gigg Lane was a resounding success.
    • On Sunday, the fancy dress competition will be judged at noon and is open to all ages.
    • I looked at the site on Sunday morning and Sunday evening, and it was in the same state.
    • The open day on Sunday will give the public a rare chance to see inside the tower.
    • The figures are not released to the public but were leaked to a Sunday newspaper at the weekend.
    • On Sunday, two wins and a third in the heats meant he qualified on the front row of the grid for the final.
    • As a matter of fact, I had a bit of a dilemma this weekend whilst reading the Sunday papers.
    • I started the work at half ten on Sunday night and finished at one on Monday morning.
    • She was knocked down by a car on a pelican crossing as she tried to cross the road on a Sunday evening after a meal at a pub.
    • She said she had been out all day on Sunday and only discovered what had been going on when she read it in the paper.
    • Spring weather is expected to draw the crowds to a weekly farmers' market on Sunday.
    • There were five reports of purses being stolen on Saturday and one report on Sunday.
    • The piece was reprinted in the Evening Standard and picked up by the Mail on Sunday.
    • I took my daughter for a walk along the beach by the Coastguard station on Sunday morning.
    • Nicky got into difficulties on Sunday afternoon as he was swimming with two friends.
    • So on Sunday night the locals decided to test just how much it would take to change my mind about the place.
    • She arrived home on Sunday night and had to set off for London early this morning.
    • A man was found dead on the railway line at Surbiton station early on Sunday morning.

  • 2British informal

    (newspaper)
    dominical masculine
    diario dominical masculine
    periódico dominical masculine
    • An avid reader he keeps up with current affairs by always reading the daily newspaper, the Sundays and, of course, the local papers.
    • With all the previous week's news digested, the Sundays have to offer something new to entice readers to the read the glossy adverts.
    • Both Rangers and Celtic give Friday press conferences at which different players are put up for the daily papers and the Sundays.
    • So, when it finally happened, I thought: "This is the life, two hours peace and quiet and a chance to read the Sundays without interruption".
    • During its heyday from about 1984-89, it made me laugh out loud and developed a silly but clever writing style that still hangs around in the London written media today - which is not surprising since so many Smash Hits alumni are now big-shot magazine editors or write for the Sundays.