A short written form of "Wednesday", the day between Tuesday and Thursday. You see it where space is tight: calendars, timetables, opening-hours signs, weather charts, a diary page.

A short written form of 'Wednesday,'是「Wednesday」的書面簡寫, the day between Tuesday and Thursday也就是星期二和星期四中間那一天。You see it where space is tight你會在空間有限的地方看到它: calendars, timetables, opening-hours signs, weather charts, a diary page像行事曆、時刻表、營業時間告示、天氣圖表、日記本。

Some styles write it with a full stop (Wed.), some without (Wed), and both are fine — the full stop is more common in American writing, and British writing often drops it. There is also a three-letter-plus form "Weds", which people use because "Wed" on its own looks like the verb "wed" (to marry).

Some styles write it with a full stop (Wed.)有些寫法會加句點（Wed.）, some without (Wed)有些不加（Wed）, and both are fine兩種都可以 — the full stop is more common in American writing加句點在美式寫法裡比較常見, and British writing often drops it英式寫法則常常省略。There is also a three-letter-plus form 'Weds,'還有一種多一個字母的寫法「Weds」, which people use because 'Wed' on its own looks like the verb 'wed' (to marry)人們這樣用是因為單獨的「Wed」看起來像動詞「wed」（結婚）。

Nobody says "Wed" out loud; when you read "Open Wed. 9-5" aloud, you say the whole word "Wednesday". Because it is a name of a day, the W stays capital, even inside a sentence.

Nobody says 'Wed' out loud沒有人會把「Wed」唸出來; when you read 'Open Wed. 9-5' aloud當你把「Open Wed. 9-5」唸出聲的時候, you say the whole word 'Wednesday'你會唸完整的字「Wednesday」。Because it is a name of a day因為它是一個日子的名稱, the W stays capital, even inside a sentenceW要一直大寫，就算在句子中間也一樣。