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order of the day

/ˈɔːrdər əv ðə deɪ/

翻译: 指在特定情境或背景下最重要、最典型或最受期待的事物;常用于描述主要议程或普遍趋势。

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/ˈɔːrdər əv ðə deɪ/C1formal
  • zh指在特定情境或背景下最重要、最典型或最受期待的事物;常用于描述主要议程或普遍趋势。

A phrase referring to what is most important, typical, or expected in a particular situation or context; often used to describe the main agenda or prevailing trend.

  1. Current priority or focusB2formal

    Something that is considered the most important or appropriate thing to do in a particular situation.

    zh当务之急

    • Efficiency is the order of the day in this company.
    • During the crisis, caution was the order of the day.
    • Innovation has become the order of the day in the tech industry.
  2. Typical or expectedB2formal

    Something that is very common or typical for a given time or place.

    zh司空见惯的事

    • Long working hours are the order of the day in this profession.
    • In the summer, ice cream is the order of the day.
    • Politeness was the order of the day at the formal dinner.