1week·end 
/ˈwi:kˌɛnd/ noun
plural week·ends /ˈwi:kˌɛnd/ noun [count] 1 : Saturday and Sunday
▪ What are you doing this weekend? ▪ The office is closed on weekends. ▪ I'm going away for the weekend. ▪ (US) We're going to the city on the weekend. = (Brit) We're going to the city at the weekend. 2 : a trip or vacation that is taken on Saturday and Sunday
▪ She won a weekend in Cancun.
▪ What are you doing this weekend? ▪ The office is closed on weekends. ▪ I'm going away for the weekend. ▪ (US) We're going to the city on the weekend. = (Brit) We're going to the city at the weekend.
▪ She won a weekend in Cancun.
long weekend
: a weekend that includes the Friday before, the Monday after, or both because you do not have to work or go to school on those days
▪ Next Friday is a holiday, so we'll have a long weekend.
▪ Next Friday is a holiday, so we'll have a long weekend.
— week·ends /ˈwi:kˌɛndz/ adverb
▪ He travels weekends.
/ˈwi:kˌɛndz/ adverb ▪ He travels weekends.
