Collocation
Enjoy the rest of your day.
A polite farewell wishing someone a pleasant continuation of their current day, often said at a meeting's end, after a transaction, or upon parting.
Definition
'Enjoy the rest of your day.' is a common English collocation. A polite farewell wishing someone a pleasant continuation of their current day, often said at a meeting's end, after a transaction, or upon parting.
Enjoy + the rest of your day
“Thank you for your visit! Enjoy the rest of your day.”
Examples
- Thank you for your purchase, please enjoy the rest of your day!
- I'll email you the details tomorrow. For now, enjoy the rest of your day.
- It was a pleasure meeting you. Enjoy the rest of your day.
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- Here's your order. Enjoy the rest of your day!
- Before hanging up, the customer service representative told me to enjoy the rest of my day.
- See you later! Enjoy the rest of your day.
- Your table is ready. Enjoy the rest of your day and your meal.
- I hope this information helps. Best regards and enjoy the rest of your day.
- After a busy morning, it's important to take a moment and truly enjoy the rest of your day.
- Thanks for visiting our office. We hope you enjoy the rest of your day.
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