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英:[deɪ]
美:[deɪ]
词根:day
adj.daily 日常的;每日的
adv.daily 日常地;每日;天天
n.daily 日报;朝来夜去的女佣
daylight 白天;日光;黎明;公开
daycare 日托;日间照管儿童
Noun
1. time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis;
"two days later they left"
"they put on two performances every day"
"there are 30,000 passengers per day"
2. some point or period in time;
"it should arrive any day now"
"after that day she never trusted him again"
"those were the days"
"these days it is not unusual"
3. the time after sunrise and before sunset while it is light outside;
"the dawn turned night into day"
"it is easier to make the repairs in the daytime"
4. a day assigned to a particular purpose or observance;
"Mother's Day"
5. the recurring hours when you are not sleeping (especially those when you are working);
"my day began early this morning"
"it was a busy day on the stock exchange"
"she called it a day and went to bed"
6. an era of existence or influence;
"in the day of the dinosaurs"
"in the days of the Roman Empire"
"in the days of sailing ships"
"he was a successful pianist in his day"
7. a period of opportunity;
"he deserves his day in court"
"every dog has his day"
8. the period of time taken by a particular planet (e.g. Mars) to make a complete rotation on its axis;
"how long is a day on Jupiter?"
9. the time for one complete rotation of the earth relative to a particular star, about 4 minutes shorter than a mean solar day
every day每天;每个白天
one day(将来)有一天;总有一天;(过去)某一天
all day整天
by day在白天;日间
day by day一天天;逐日
of the day当时的;当代的
first dayn. 星期日
next day第二天
some day总有一天;将来有一天;来日
other day几天前
in the day在白天;在一天中
with each passing day日益地,一天天地
national day国庆节
day and night日以继夜
per day每日,每天
valentine's dayn. 情人节(每年2月14日)
another day另一天,又一天;改日;吉日
last day最后一天;最后审判日
on the day在那天;(英)到那时
the day before前一天
这组词都有“日”的意思,其区别是:
day泛指任何一天,或指含有“一昼夜”意义的一天,也可指工作日。可用复数表时代、时期。
date指具体的年、月、日,或指年代、时代。
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古英语中的 dæg 指的是“太阳在地平线上方的时间段”,也指“一生,存在的明确时间段”,源自原始日耳曼语中的 *dages- “白天”(还有古撒克逊语、中古荷兰语、荷兰语 dag 、古弗里斯兰语 di, dei 、古高地德语 tag 、德语 Tag 、古诺尔斯语 dagr 、哥特语 dags),根据 Watkins 的说法,源自 PIE 词根 *agh- “一天”。他补充说,日耳曼语族的起始 d- “起源不明”。但 Boutkan 说它源自 PIE 词根 *dhegh- “燃烧”(参见 fever)。不被认为与拉丁语 dies 有关(它源自 PIE 词根 *dyeu- “发光”)。
最初在英语中的意思是“白天的小时”,后来在盎格鲁-撒克逊时期扩展为“24小时的时间段”。古英语中,一天从日落开始,因此古英语中的 Wodnesniht 指的是我们现在所称的“星期二晚上”。英语中的星期几的名称直到17世纪才开始正式大写。
从12世纪末开始,指“与其他时间段区分开的一段时间”。Day-by-day “每天”出现在14世纪末; all day “一直,始终”出现在14世纪末。Day off “不工作的一天”可追溯到1883年; day-tripper 首次记录于1897年。days 中的 nowadays 等是古英语和中古英语中副词性所有格的遗留。
All in a day's work “将不寻常的事物视为例行公事”可追溯到1820年。怀旧的 those were the days 可追溯到1907年。That'll be the day 用于在某种夸耀或声明之后表示轻微的怀疑,可追溯到1941年。call it a day “停止工作”可追溯到1919年; 更早的是 call it a half-day(1838年)。One of these days “在不久的将来的某一天”可追溯到15世纪末。One of those days “不幸的一天”可追溯到1936年。
日(以地球自转周期为基准的时间单位,等于86 400s)
Middle English, from Old English dæg; akin to Old High German tag day
The first known use of day was before the 12th century
daydream1 of 2noun
a dreamy sequence of usually happy or pleasant imaginings
daydream2 of 2verb
to have a daydream
daydream1 of 2noun
a dreamy sequence of usually happy or pleasant imaginings
daydream2 of 2verb
to have a daydream
day carenoun
supervision of and care for children or disabled adults that is provided during the day by a person or organization
a program, facility, or organization offering day care
daybreaknoun
dawn entry 2 sense 1
daybednoun
a couch that can be converted into a bed
daynoun
the time of light between one night and the next
daylight
the time the earth takes to make one turn on its axis
the time required for a heavenly body to turn once on its axis
a lunar day
a period of 24 hours beginning at midnight
a specified day or date their wedding day
the day of the picnic
a specified time or period : age
in grandmother's day
the conflict or dispute of the day
fought hard and won the day
the time set apart by custom or law for work
the eight-hour day
1 We ran up our national flag on festival days.
每逢节日,我们升起国旗.
2 Day after day the heat pressed down on us.
3 Emailing the neuroscientist and memory researcher Jim McGaugh one day, she claimed that she could recall every day of her life since the age of 12.
有一天,她给研究记忆的神经科学专家JimMcGaugh 发邮件,称自己可以记住12 岁以后每天的生活。
4 I never know what to expect from one day to the next.
一天又一天我不知道该期待什么。
5 She was born on August 18, 1921, and her birthday just happened to be Soviet Air Fleet Day or Aviation Day.
6 We want to start with a No-Name Day, in which we all think about the names we call each other and stop using them—just for a day.
7 I zone out on everything else ’cause I’m anxious on how the rest of my End Day is gonna play out.
8 Day after day, I flew to the store.
9 —Have you talked to either of Rob’s parents since that phone call you had from his mother on Christmas Day?
10 Grace’s helpfulness secured her position: on Christmas Day that year—1922—Leon dressed in top hat and riding breeches, walked through the snow to the bungalow with a green envelope from his father.
11 Corporal Z had been X’s jeep partner and constant companion from D Day straight through five campaigns of the war.
12 Well, if you can imagine, the line to see Fumulani on Independence Day began forming early, right around the time my father stepped up to the bar at General Grocery.
13 Day after stifling day, the coaches and crews sat in small, almost sullen groups, playing cards, reading pulp magazines, shooting the bull, choosing whom they went to the dining car with and whom they didn’t.
14 Day after day the captives walked, saying very little to one another or to their captors.
15 When Day and the cousins walked home from Sparrows Point after each shift, they could hear Henrietta from a block away, wailing for the Lord to help her.
16 Day in and day out Kinjari eyes me, staring like he sees the sun rising in my eyes.
17 We heard over the BBC that Churchill wanted to land along with the troops on D Day, but Eisenhower and the other generals managed to talk him out of it.
18 Day after day, Woolf and Smith repeated the drill, sometimes pairing him with Chanceview.
19 I never thought my childhood days I d part you any more.
我以为从我孩童时期起就不会再和你分开.
20 Now we spend every day from July until the middle of August at Mrs. Hughes's Nursery and Day School.
2 胜利
victorious victor triumphal game win battle victory palm winning triumph mastery laurel overhand gree mastership Sieg Heil palmy success jai come off best out to win in triumph
3 节
sectional nodal segmental knurl link period title division festival joint segment node paragraph knot tide knob snag articulation nodule fete strophe gnarl passus stanzaic page class section stage verse stanza
5 日子
6 日光
sun sunlight daylight sunbeam the light of day sun sunlight sunshine daylight sunbeam light shine Nikko
7 自转周期
9 恒星日
10 目前
currently presently these days for now at present here and now for the present pro tem at the minute
12 当前
14 在白昼
19 祭日
20 纪念日
22 时代
time age period era epoch yuga date cycle chapter time age period era epoch year epochal hour generation squashd generation anthropic
24 日间的
25 竞争
competitive rival emulous corrival war race competition struggle running contest warfare bout rivalry contention duel emulation strife compete strive contend vie break a lance with competing vying fight fray rivalize joust match dispute pit compete against
28 时期
-tide date period stage phase epoch time run season chapter period patch age juncture D. date stage phase epoch page session estate era stratum year hour phasis
29 争斗
combatant fight battle struggle conflict contest combat warfare wrestle tussle set-to scrap quarrel militate
30 会客日
31 一日
33 节日
holiday gala festal festival feast fete feast day high day gala day festive festivity feria festa festivous ferial Habdalah wake occasion fiesta beanfeast pink-eye red-letter tide fete day red letter day holy day
34 战斗
fighting combatant field action fight battle engagement combat hostility rough-and-tumble stour contend wrestle spar militate bat war arm struggle conflict clash fray hostilities scuffle
38 某一天
40 全盛
41 生平
42 当代