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Collins English-Chinese Dictionary
- day
[deɪ]
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1.
noun
[c]
(period of 24 hours) 天
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three days ago
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3天前
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2.
noun
[c/u]
(daylight hours) 白天
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during the day
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在白天
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3.
noun
[c/u]
(working day) 工作日
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The office is only open during the day.
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办公室只在工作日开放。
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4.
noun
[c]
(heyday) 时代
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The days of the silent film are long gone.
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无声电影的时代早已过去。
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the day before/after
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前/后一天
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the day after tomorrow
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后天
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the day before yesterday
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前天
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these days
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现在
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day in, day out
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日复一日
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to the day
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一天也不差
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the following day
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第二天
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the day that I...
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我...的那一天
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day by day/from day to day
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一天天地
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one day a week
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每周一天
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one day/some day/one of these days
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有一天
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the other day
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在不久前某天
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by day
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在白天
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all day (long)
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一天到晚
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day and night
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日日夜夜地
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to work an 8 hour day
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每天工作8小时
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to call it a day
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停工
Collins English-English Dictionary
- day
[deɪ]
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1.
n
civil day the period of time, the calendar day, of 24 hours' duration reckoned from one midnight to the next
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2.
n
the period of light between sunrise and sunset, as distinguished from the night
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3.
n
the part of a day occupied with regular activity, esp work
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he took a day off
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4.
n
[sometimes plural]
a period or point in time
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he was a good singer in his day
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in days gone by
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any day now
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5.
n
the period of time, the sidereal day, during which the earth makes one complete revolution on its axis relative to a particular star. The mean sidereal day lasts 23 hours 56 minutes 4.1 seconds of the mean solar day
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6.
n
the period of time, the solar day, during which the earth makes one complete revolution on its axis relative to the sun. The mean solar day is the average length of the apparent solar day and is some four minutes (3 minutes 56.5 seconds of sidereal time) longer than the sidereal day
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7.
n
the period of time taken by a specified planet to make one complete rotation on its axis
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the Martian day
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8.
n
[often capital]
a day designated for a special observance, esp a holiday
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Christmas Day
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9.
n
a time of success, recognition, power, etc
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his day will soon come
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10.
n
a struggle or issue at hand
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the day is lost
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11.
n
the ground surface over a mine
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12.
n
(as modifier)
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the day level
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13.
n
[modifier]
of, relating to, or occurring in the day - See also days
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the day shift
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14.
n
[Etymology]
Old English dæg; related to Old High German tag, Old Norse dagr
Examples
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day by day/from day to day
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一天天地
→ day
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These are the day-to-day activities that we have in our day care center.
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这些就是我们幼儿园的日常活动。
→ day-to-day
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The only way to be successful is working hard day after day.
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成功的唯一途径就是日复一日地努力工作。
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You could see the poor plant weakening day by day as the insects spread through its rhizome.
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害虫已经蔓延到根茎,你可以感觉到这可怜的植物一一天天地衰弱下去。
→ weaken
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day after day he walked to school.
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他每天都走着去上学。
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day after day/year after year
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日复一日/年复一年
→ after
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day in, day out
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日复一日
→ day
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one day/some day/one of these days
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有一天
→ day
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on a day-to-day basis
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一天天地
→ day-to-day
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night and day {or} day and night
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日日夜夜
→ night
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nciku Note
one of those days 诸事不顺的一天
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one of those days
If I have " one of those days ," nothing seems to go right.
“one of those days”就是诸事不顺的一天。 If we have "one of those days", we have a very bad day when many things go wrong.
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