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day [deɪ] N

1. day (24 hours):

day
Tag m <-es, -e>
what a day!
today is not my day
one day
the other day
the other day
some day
day in, day out
day after day
day after day
day by day
by the day
from day to day
to the day
to this day

2. day ECON (work period):

day
Tag m <-es, -e>
working day
Arbeitstag m <-(e)s, -e>
all day
to take a day off

3. day (not night):

day
Tag m <-es, -e>
all day [long]
a sunny/wet day
by day
by day

4. day (former time):

day
Zeit f <-, -en>
in/since sb's day

5. day no pl (present):

of the day
the news of the day

6. day (life):

sb's days pl
jds Leben nt

7. day (special date):

day
Tag m <-es, -e>

Phrases:

any day
I can beat you any day! inf
the big day
to call it a day
to carry [or win] the day
to make sb's day
to name the day
to name the day
sb's days [as sth] are numbered
jds Tage [als etw] sind gezählt
from day one
from day one
SGer, A, CH a. plauschen
that will be the day! inf

day

day
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day N

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day N

it'll be a cold day in hell when... idiom
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day N

a day out
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day N

day-to-ˈday ADJ

1. day-to-day:

day-to-day (daily)
day-to-day (normal)
on a day-to-day basis
day-to-day business
Tagesgeschäft nt <-(e)s, -e>

2. day-to-day (short-term):

on a day-to-day basis
day-to-day survival

ˈJudg(e)·ment Day N REL

Judg(e)ment Day

Mid·sum·mer('s) ˈDay N

day-to-day business N handel

day-to-day fluctuation N FINMKT

Day-to-Day Fluctuation f

day-to-day money N FINMKT

day-to-day money (Callgeld)

ac·ˈcount day N Brit STOCKEX

all-day [ˈɔ:ldeɪ] ADJ attr, inv

all-day
all-day

ˈAr·bor Day N Am, Aus

Arbor Day

As·ˈcen·sion Day N

Auffahrt f <-, -en-> kein pl CH
Himmelfahrtstag m <-(e)s, -e>

Aus·ˈtralia Day N