entire the holiday vs the entire holiday

[anhquang]

Hello everyone,
Can anyone tell me the difference between the two phrases: entire the holiday vs the entire holiday
The only difference I notice is the different arrangment of the words, but i still don't get the meaning

Please help me with this question
Thanks in advance

 

[pob14]

"Entire the holiday" is almost certainly not correct, but some context might be helpful.

 

[Glenfarclas]

The only difference I notice is the different arrangment of the words

That's a pretty important difference. It's the difference between nonsense (entire the holiday) and a normal phrase (the entire holiday).

 

[Parla]

"The entire holiday" means the whole holiday, all of it.

"Entire the holiday" is meaningless.