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day

/deɪ/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un periodo de 24 horas, desde la medianoche hasta la medianoche, o el tiempo de luz solar entre el amanecer y el atardecer.

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noun

/deɪ/A1formal
  • esSustantivo que designa un periodo de 24 horas, desde la medianoche hasta la medianoche, o el tiempo de luz solar entre el amanecer y el atardecer.

A noun referring to a period of 24 hours, the time from one midnight to the next, or the time of daylight.

  1. A1formal

    The time from sunrise to sunset or the 24-hour period between two midnights.

    esdía (período de 24 horas)

    • Today is Monday.
    • What day is your birthday?
    • We have a meeting every day.

    Sinónimoscalendar daycivil daysolar daytwenty-four hours

  2. DaytimeA1formal

    The part of the day when it is light, between sunrise and sunset.

    esParte del día con luz solar

    • I prefer to work during the day.
    • The children play outside in the day.
    • It's much hotter during the day.

    Sinónimosdaylightdaytime

    Antónimosnightnighttime

  3. Working dayA2formal

    A day when people go to work or school, typically Monday to Friday.

    esDía laborable

    • The office is closed on weekends.
    • She works five days a week.
    • Delivery takes 2-3 working days.

    Sinónimosweekdayworkdayworking day

    Antónimosholidayweekend

  4. Specific named dayA1informal

    A particular day of the week or special occasion.

    esDía con nombre propio

    • What are you doing on Friday?
    • Christmas Day is on December 25th.
    • See you on the big day!

    Sinónimosanniversarydatefestivalholidayoccasion

Formas
  • days plural form
  • days' possessive plural form
  • day's possessive singular form
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