In a nation where people work more than anyone else in the industrialized world, the two-day weekend helps keep us sane.
工业化世界,大家都争相拼工作量,在这样的国家里,双休日有助我们保持理智。
No matter how exhausted you are at your nine-to-five, the promise of two full days set aside for socializing, sleeping in, and brunching in the afternoon always looms on the horizon.
无论你朝九晚五有多劳累,都保证能匀出两整天时间参与社交、睡个懒觉、下午的时候早餐午餐并作一顿,而这正有愈演愈烈之势。
People working 200 years ago weren't so lucky.The modern work week began to emerge during the industrial revolution—thanks in part to our hard-partying predecessors.
两百多年前的人可没那么幸运。现代工作周在工业革命期间应运而生,这多亏了我们夜夜笙歌的先祖们。
Reserving one holy day a week for rest and worship is an ancient tradition. Things took a turn in Britain during the 19th century when workers started using their one day off for pleasure. After cramming a week's worth of fun and debauchery into a single day, employees would often come into work the next morning hungover or end up taking the whole day off to recuperate.
一周留出一天瞻礼日休息休息、做做礼拜是一古老传统。在19世纪的英国,事情发生了转折,工人们开始花一天时间享乐,而把整个星期的玩乐和逍遥压缩成一天后,员工们第二天早晨上班常常是宿醉未醒、或者要请上一天假恢复疲劳。
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