D-Day in the Oxford Spanish Dictionary

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D-Day in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for D-Day in the English»Spanish Dictionary (Go to Spanish»English)

Translations for D-Day in the Spanish»English Dictionary (Go to English»Spanish)

día
day
día de año nuevo
New Year's Day
día de cumpleaños
birthday
el día
D-day
día de descanso
rest day
día de los difuntos
All Souls' Day
día festivo
holiday
día hábil [o laborable]
working day
el día del juicio final
Judgement Day
día lectivo
school day
día libre/de baja
day off
día de Reyes
Epiphany
día del santo
saint's day
cambio del día
today's exchange rate
al abrir el día
at the break of day
al caer el día
at the close of day
al otro día
by the next day
antes del día
before the break of day
de hoy en ocho días
eight days from now
de un día a otro
from one day to the next
cualquier día
any day
durante días enteros
for days at a time
una diferencia como del día a la noche
as different as you can get
un día sí y otro no, día por medio LatAm
every other day
día y noche
day and night
el día de hoy
nowadays
el día de mañana
in the future
el día menos pensado
one fine day
el día que...
the day that ...
el otro día
the other day
en su día
in his/her day
hoy (en) día
nowadays
un buen día
one fine day
un día de estos
one of these days
un día u otro
some day
hace buen día
it's nice weather
a días
at times
de día
by [or during the] day
del día
today's
día a día
day by day
día tras [o por] día
day after day
de día en día
from day to day
¡buenos días!
hello
¡buenos días! (por la mañana)
good morning
¡hasta otro día!
until another day!

Phrases:

hay más días que longanizas inf
there will be other days
mañana será otro día
tomorrow is another day
tiene los días contados
his/her days are numbered
entrado en días
getting on
¡no en mis días!
over my dead body!
un día y otro día
again and again
todo el santo día
the whole day long
alcanzar a alguien en días
to outlive sb
dar a alguien el día
to ruin sb's day
estar al día
to be up to date
no pasar los días por alguien
to not look a day older
un día es un día
it's just one day
tener días (viejo)
to be old
tener días (de mal humor)
to be bad-tempered
vivir al día
to live from day to day
American English

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English
She was also active in the D-Day landings.
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D-Day is approaching, and Guy throws himself into his work.
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The D-Day is here, the injustices are beyond measure, these people are patient, but their patience has limits, he said.
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Of the 2,400 tons of supplies scheduled to be landed on D-Day, only 100 tons actually landed.
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On D-Day the ship was hit by a tank shell which passed clear through the ship with minimal damage before detonating.
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Salted with battle sequences, they follow a squad's travails from D-Day on--a gritty ground-eye view of men trying to salvage their humanity and survive.
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On D-Day the squadron patrolled the air over the landing zones and by flying close-support and interdiction missions.
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By the end of D-Day, the battalion had three combat ready tanks; 48 had either been sunk or destroyed in combat.
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The squadron was active against specific targets on D-Day before, during and following.
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A total of 100 men were eventually dropped, together with 6,000 tons of military stores (4,000 tons had been dropped during the years before D-Day).
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