Vocab Bloom Hub

daily

/ˈdeɪ.li/

Traduction: Qui se produit, se fait ou s'utilise chaque jour ; qui concerne chaque jour. Peut aussi signifier ordinaire, habituel, de tous les jours., Adverbe signifiant « chaque jour » ou « une fois par jour ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des événements qui se produisent quotidiennement. La forme coïncide avec l'adjectif et ne porte pas de terminaison -ly., Nom désignant un journal ou une publication paraissant chaque jour, ou ce qui se produit ou se fait quotidiennement.

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adjective

/ˈdeɪ.li/A1formal
  • frQui se produit, se fait ou s'utilise chaque jour ; qui concerne chaque jour. Peut aussi signifier ordinaire, habituel, de tous les jours.

Occurring, done, or used every day; relating to each day.

  1. Happening every dayA2formal

    Occurring, done, or produced every day.

    frquotidien

    • She has a daily routine of jogging in the morning.
    • The newspaper provides daily updates on world events.
    • He takes a daily vitamin supplement.

    Synonymesday-to-daydiurnaleverydayquotidian

  2. Relating to a single dayB1formal

    Calculated or measured by the day.

    frquotidien

    • The daily rate for the hotel room is $150.
    • Her daily commute takes about an hour.
    • The company tracks its daily sales figures.

    Synonymesper diem

Formes
  • more daily comparative form
  • most daily superlative form
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adverb

/ˈdeɪ.li/A2formal
  • frAdverbe signifiant « chaque jour » ou « une fois par jour ». Utilisé pour décrire des actions ou des événements qui se produisent quotidiennement. La forme coïncide avec l'adjectif et ne porte pas de terminaison -ly.

An adverb meaning "every day" or "once a day." It is used to describe actions or events that occur on a daily basis. The form is identical to the adjective and does not take the -ly ending.

  1. A1formal

    Happening or done every day.

    frquotidiennement

    • She exercises daily to stay healthy.
    • The newspaper is delivered daily.
    • He checks his email daily.

    Synonymesper diem

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noun

/ˈdeɪ.li/A2formal
  • frNom désignant un journal ou une publication paraissant chaque jour, ou ce qui se produit ou se fait quotidiennement.

A noun referring to a newspaper or publication that is published every day, or something that occurs or is done each day.

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  1. A2formal

    A newspaper that is published every day.

    frquotidien (journal)

    • He reads the daily on his way to work.
    • The local daily reported on the city council meeting.
    • She subscribed to a national daily for news updates.
  2. Domestic workerB2formalbritish

    A person who is employed to do cleaning and other household tasks on a daily basis.

    frFemme de ménage

    • They hired a daily to clean the house every morning.
    • The daily comes in at 9 AM to do the laundry.
    • She worked as a daily for several families in the neighborhood.

    Synonymescharwomancleaning ladyhome helpmaid

Formes
  • dailies plural form
  • dailies' possessive plural form
  • daily's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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