Domande riguardo a frasi esempio con, spiegazione d'utilizzo di "Week"s

A: Yes, but it's a different meaning.
It means I had more than 3 weeks to prepare.

A: A split is a scheduled way to exercise. A week split is the exercise routine a person does every week.

Example
My week split looks like
Push Day 1 and 4. All are 4 sets, 6 reps. Barbell bench press. Incline dumbbell press.

Pull Day 2 and 5. Pull-ups. Pendlay row.

Legs Day 3 and 6. Barbell squats (3 sets, 6 reps) Leg press (3 sets, 6 reps)

Day 7. Rest

A: I will be out for the next 3 weeks. (I won't be here.....)

A: It's like "came through" or I guess in this context like "shown itself"

The whale bore through the water to be visible to her. That's how I interpret it.

A: yes that's what it means. in addition it also has the nuance that you didn't even realize it until now

A: I've only got a week's worth of food in the cupboard.
(In one week's time I'll have no food left).

I've been given a week's worth of homework.
(The homework will take a week to do).

There's a week's worth of cat food in the cupboard. That should be enough while I'm away.
(I'm going away for less than a week)

I packed a week's worth of clothes for the holiday.
( I'll need to do some washing if the holiday is more than a week)

A: Here are some examples:

"Send me the reports for last week."
"As for last week, I didn't do any of my homework."

"I saved all of my soda cans for the last week."
"I have been studying Korean every day for the last week."

The two phrases mean the same thing, but usually "for the last week" will sound natural.

A: Exams start 2 weeks later.
Her pregnancy is due 2 weeks later.
2 weeks later, he died from a heart attack.
My birthday comes 2 weeks later.
I will renovate my house 2 weeks later.

A: You should scrub your skin once or twice a week.

It has become a routine for our family to clean the whole house once or twice a week.

A: When she whispers in my ear it makes me weak in the knees. ;)

A: back at work 回到公司，办公室，等（物理位置）
back to work 继续/重新开始 做什么工作

A: こんにちは! They all mean the same thing, the only difference there really is, is how the sentence looks. Here is some example sentences to help-
"A week from today, I am going to my friend's house."
"In a week I am going to my friend's house."
"It's only a week away." (Going to my friend's house is what is a week away)
これが何を言っているのか理解していただければ幸いです。私は日本語を話せません。私はグーグル翻訳を使用しています。

A: 1) 来週の予定
2) これからの一週間の予定（月曜日に言ったときは、つまり実質今週の予定）

A: ‘Two weeks ago’ は「今の二週間前に」 という意味です。 ‘two weeks before’ は「今」に限りません。例えば、

‘I have a surgery two weeks before the test.’ (試験の二週間前に手術があります)
とは言えても、
‘I have a surgery two weeks ago the test.’
とは言えません。一方、
‘I ate sushi two weeks ago.’ (先々週に寿司を食べました)
‘I ate sushi two weeks before today/this week.’ (（今の）二週間前に寿司を食べました)
この場合はどちらでも大丈夫ですが、前者の方が自然です。

A: “ It’s just a typical week” is correct. “a typical” is correct while “typical a” is incorrect grammar since you’re talking about the week

A: Yes! That works too.

A:

“2-week” is an adjective in “2-week break”

You can say “break for 2 weeks, followed by a week of school” too

A: This week’s meeting is held at 10 A.M. on October 14th, please participate at the time scheduled.

A: “She never finished this week’s report” is better.

“Somebody/something has never” appears in sentences like these:

“She has never read a book (before).”
“He has never been there (before).”
“It’s never rained this much (before)!”

A: They are the same, and both sound natural to me!

A: They sound natural but have very slightly different meanings to me.

I would ask for a leave if I needed to take care of something personal. I needed to take a leave from work because I had to care for my ailing grandmother.

He needed to take a leave from work to recover from his surgery.

He needed to take a leave from work to focus on his mental health.

2 weeks off sounds more like vacation time.

In US English, taking a leave sounds like you probably have a bit more concrete reason than just taking a vacation.

A:

I got food poisoning out of nowhere last week. Straight after lunch, boom, sick as a dog.

A: × I traveled one week and three days later I have another trip, so now is only days that I can work
✓ I was traveling for a week and I have another trip coming up in three days, so right now is the only time I can work.

A: He was visiting here for a weekは、「その時、彼は訪ねていた」という意味です。(または、「その予定がありました」)
He visited here for a week はただ「1週間訪ねました」と言う事実を伝えます。
でも、「He visited for a week」か「He was here for a week」と言うほうが自然だと思いますが。

A: Perfect 👌🏻