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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a solid two days" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to emphasize the duration of time spent on an activity or event, indicating that it was substantial or significant.
Example: "After a solid two days of meetings, we finally reached a consensus on the project direction."
Alternatives: "a full two days" or "a complete two days".
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Battery life is around a day and a half of active use, though this is no longer exceptional when smartphones like Sony's Xperia Z3 can last a solid two days of heavy use between charges.
That one threw me for a solid two days: A great ass?
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Fast forward a few years to the time when I was wearing bras a solid seven days a week.
So here I am, your pound shop Morgan Spurlock, ready to beige out for a solid seven days.
I feel as though I carved a solid four days of films out of the 2012 Sundance Film Festival, concluding with a final day that offered four films, the best of which was at once mysterious and compelling.
The Bedford Riding Lanes fall pace was booked solid three days before the September event, Mrs. Bancel said.
Pebble rates the battery at about a week — I found I was able to get a solid four to five days on a charge.
"All of the swatches were sewn on separately, so it took me and two interns a solid four or five days of work.
"But, on a scale of one to ten, this was probably a solid eight in its day".
You can cobble together a solid twelve minutes of unconquerable joy a day caring for a toddler.
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