こんしゅう
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
1. this week
You've been busy with club activities all week, so you haven't been on a date, right?
Pitch accent
こ
んしゅう
Composed of
the current ...; this; today's ...
Used in vocabulary (3 in total)
before the week is out; before the week is over; within the week; sometime this week
this week's issue (e.g. of a magazine)
Examples (33 in total)
This is Fire Prevention Week.
Luckily, it was warm this week.
This week I had three midterms.
You ought to go there this week.
I've been very busy this week.
You worked a lot this week.
The shop is closed all week.
We have had fine weather this week.
I'll take a vacation this week.
The peace talks begin this week.
I have to get up early every day this week.
Are there any good movies being shown this week?
You don't need to get a haircut this week.
The plum blossoms are at their best this week.
Our topic of the week is intolerance.
Since this week started, it's gotten even worse.
You've been busy with club activities all week, so you haven't been on a date, right?
They are all away on holiday this week.
The students must not enter the teachers' room this week.
I hope it doesn't rain this Sunday.
He put in ten hours of overtime this week.
Are you going to play tennis this week?
The weather forecast said there'd be rain all week.
Men's suits are on sale this week at that department store.
I got a message saying something like they'd be skipping all of this week.
I plan to travel to Japan this week or next week.
Our town was bombed twice this week.
We are to pay back the money within the week.
I received orders that your investigation activities are to end this week.
Well, I said "this week," but I mean the end of this week.
She promised that she would pay me this week, but she didn't keep her word.
Recently I have been feeling a little tired, so I have not gone swimming this week.
Mary is staying up late this week to prepare for her finals.