Collocations for week - noun

last, past
previous
coming, following, next
consecutive, successive
They won 1–0 for the fourth consecutive week.

entire, full, whole
It's the first time I've done a full week's work since the accident.

work (esp. AmE) (usually workweek in AmE), working (esp. BrE)
a reduction in the working week/workweek

busy, hard, tough
long
It's been a long week and I'm very tired.

short
This is a short week because of the public holiday.
In just a few short weeks we'll be going home.

quiet
It's been a very quiet week for me.

3-day, 40-hour, etc.
He earns enough money to work a four-day week.

spend
We spent two weeks in Mexico last summer.

take
enter
The strike has entered its second week.

elapse, go by, pass
The week passed very slowly.

drag

by the week
They're paid by the week.

during the week
I go out most weekends, but rarely during the week.

for a week
I haven't seen him for weeks.

in a week
We'll be back in a week.

in weeks
It hasn't rained in weeks.

over a week, under a week
It's over a week since she called me.

per week
How much do you earn per week?

within a/the week
I'll have the report finished within the next couple of weeks.

a day of the week
Which day of the week was it?

twice, two days, etc. a week
She works three days a week.