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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

day [Brit deɪ, Am deɪ] N

1. day (24-hour period):

day
day after day , day in day out
every day
from day to day
any day now
on a day to day basis
one day , some day
one fine day fig
it's not every day that
the day when or that
le jour
it's 15 years to the day since
to this day
all day and every day
from this day forth liter

2. day (until evening):

day
a hard/busy day
all day
all that day
to be paid by the day
it was a hot day
have a nice day!
what a day!
what a day! attr job

3. day (as opposed to night):

day
we rested by day
at close of day liter
at close of day attr nurse

4. day (specific):

day
to her dying day

5. day (as historical period):

day gén pl
of his day
not to give sb the time of day
to call it a day
to carry or win/to lose the day
to have an off day
to have had its day
he's 50 if he's a day
il a 50 ans bien tassés! inf
to make a day of it
to save the day

week [Brit wiːk, Am wik] N

a 40-hour week

day centre Brit, day center Am N

day centre

day-to-day [Brit deɪtəˈdeɪ, Am ˌdeɪdəˈdeɪ] ADJ

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

day labourer Brit, day laborer Am N

day return, day return ticket N Brit RAIL

day return

flag day N

1. flag day Brit:

flag day

Phrases:

Flag Day Am

feast day N REL

feast day

sports day N Brit

sports day

budget day N Brit POL

budget day

trading day N FIN

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day [deɪ] N

1. day (24 hours):

day
day
4 times a day
every day
have a nice day!
have a nice day!
bonjour! Quebec

2. day (particular day):

that day
D-day
Boxing Day Brit

3. day (imprecise time):

some day
day in day out

4. day (period of time):

day

5. day (working hours):

day
8-hour day
day off

6. day (salary):

day

7. day (distance):

8. day pl form (life):

Phrases:

day by day

day-to-day ADJ

day-to-day

flag day N

1. flag day Brit:

flag day

2. flag day Am:

Flag Day

day shift N

1. day shift (period of time):

day shift

2. day shift (workers):

day shift

day return N Brit

day return

field day N

1. field day Am, Aus (day outside classroom):

field day

2. field day (sporting event):

field day

3. field day inf:

rest-day N

rest-day

present-day ADJ

VE day [ˌvi:ˈi:deɪ] N

VE day abbreviation of day of Victory in Europe

VE day
le 8 mai 1945

market day N

market day
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day [deɪ] N

1. day (24 hours):

day
day
every day
have a nice day!
have a nice day!
bonjour! Quebec

2. day (particular day):

that day
D-Day

3. day (imprecise time):

some day
day in and day out

4. day (period of time):

day

5. day (working hours):

day
8-hour day
day off

6. day (distance):

7. day pl form (life):

Phrases:

day by day

day-to-day ADJ

day-to-day

present-day ADJ

school day N

1. school day (day):

school day

2. school day (part of day):

school day

3. school day pl (period in life):

school day

working day N

1. working day (day of work):

2. working day ADMIN:

day nursery <-ries> N

day shift N

1. day shift (period of time):

day shift

2. day shift (workers):

day shift

day trip N

day trip

field day N

1. field day (day outside classroom):

field day

2. field day inf:

wedding day N

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