day
名詞
定義 day 名詞
- A1Countable(可数名词)
A period of 24 hours, especially from one midnight to the next.
一天；一日；二十四小时
February usually has 28 days.
二月通常有28天。
They completed all the work in a single day.
他们在一天内完成了所有工作。
This report needs to be submitted within three days.
这份报告需要在三天内提交。
- A2Countable(可数名词)
The period of time during which it is light.
白天；白昼；日间
It's hot during the day, but cool at night.
白天很热，但晚上很凉爽。
We plan to tour the city during the day.
我们计划在白天游览这座城市。
Some flowers only open during the day.
有些花只在白天开放。
- A2Countable(可数名词)
A period of time spent at work or school.
工作日；上学日
It was a long working day for me.
对我来说，这是漫长的工作日。
The students' school day starts at 8 a.m.
学生的上学日从早上八点开始。
We'll work extra days during the weekend to catch up on the schedule.
我们会在周末加班来赶上进度。
片語 day 名詞
- day by day
occurring or progressing each day; gradually, increasingly over time
每天；逐日；日益，越来越
• His health deteriorated day by day.
他的健康状况逐日恶化。
- day and night
At all times; continuously, without stopping.
日夜不停
• They worked day and night to meet the deadline.
他们不分昼夜地工作以赶上截止日期。
- any day now
This phrase indicates that something is expected to happen very soon, typically within the next few days.
(就)这几天内
• We expect his resignation any day now.
我们预计他随时会辞职。
- by day
During the daytime; when there is natural light.
在白天；于白天的时间。
• I prefer to travel by day, so I can enjoy the scenery along the way.
我喜欢在白天旅行，这样可以欣赏沿途的风景。
- day after day
Happening repeatedly or continuously; each day.
每天、一日复一日地。
• She practiced the piano day after day, hoping to become a concert pianist one day.
她日复一日地练习钢琴，希望有一天能成为音乐会钢琴家。
- in those days
Referring to a period of time in the past.
当年
• In those days, people used to communicate through handwritten letters.
在那些日子里，人们通常通过手写信件来交流。
- (from) day to day
Used to describe something that changes or varies frequently; undergoing constant change.
每天都在变化
• The menu at this restaurant changes from day to day, so there is always something new to try.
这家餐厅的菜单每天都有变化，所以总有新的东西可以尝试。
- these days
Referring to the current time period, especially when contrasted with the past.
目前；现今
• Most young people have smartphones these days.
现在大多数年轻人都拥有智能手机。
- day off
A day when one is not required to work or perform their usual activities.
休假日
• I have a day off this Friday, so we can go hiking that day.
我这周五休假，所以我们那天可以去爬山。
- the other day
Refers to a time a few days in the past; not very long ago.
前几天
• I saw you at the library the other day.
我前几天在图书馆看到你。
- from one day to the next
Used to describe a situation where things change frequently and unpredictably, making it difficult to know what will happen in the future.
朝令夕改
• The progress of this project changes from one day to the next, making it difficult for us to make long-term plans.
这个项目的进度每天都在变化，让我们难以制定长期计划。
- the days
a specific period or era in history.
时期；时代
• How did people communicate in the days before email?
在电子邮件出现之前，人们是如何沟通的？
- to this day
up to the present time; until now
直到目前；直到今天
• To this day, we still don't know what happened back then.
直到今天，我们仍然不知道当时发生了什么。
成語
- in all my (born) days
Refers to something that one has never experienced or seen before in their lifetime, often used for emphasis.
有生以来
• I have never heard such a ridiculous excuse in all my born days.
在我这一生中，我从未听过如此荒谬的借口。
- one of these days
At some unspecified point in the near future.
某天
• I need to start taking my health more seriously; one of these days I'll regret it.
我需要更加重视我的健康；总有一天我会后悔的。
- that'll be the day
Used to express disbelief or skepticism about something that is said to be going to happen; indicating that the speaker thinks the event is highly unlikely.
（表示不相信）哪有的事
• "She said she'll be on time tomorrow." "That'll be the day!"
「她说她明天会准时。」「那才怪呢！」
- day in day out
Used to describe something that happens or is done continuously every day, often something monotonous or tedious.
日复一日（尤指枯燥之事）
• She works a repetitive job at the factory day in day out.
她在工厂里日复一日地做着重复的工作。
- those were the days
A phrase used to express that a past period of time was particularly good or enjoyable and is now fondly remembered.
思当年
• We used to meet at that coffee shop on the corner all the time; those were the days.
我们以前总是在街角的那家咖啡店见面；那真是美好的时光。
- one of those days
A day characterized by a series of unfortunate events or problems.
诸事不顺的一天
• It's been one of those days; everything has gone wrong since morning.
今天真是诸事不顺，从早上开始一切都出错了。
- in this day and age
at the present time; nowadays.
在当今这个时代；现今。
• In this day and age, people expect to have access to information immediately.
在当今这个时代，人们期望能立即获得信息。
- in my day
during my youth or the past era; when I was younger
在年轻的时候；在过去的年代
• Kids take so much for granted nowadays; in my day, a new bike was a real treasure.
现在的孩子把很多事情都视为理所当然；在我那个年代，一辆新自行车可是真正的宝贝。
- have your day in court
to be given the opportunity to publicly express your opinion or defend your actions, especially after criticism.
获得在公开场合表达观点或为自己行为辩护的机会。
• Despite facing widespread criticism, the politician insisted on having his day in court at the congressional hearing.
尽管面临广泛批评，这位政治家坚持要在国会听证会上获得为自己辩护的机会。
- all in a day's work
If something difficult, unpleasant, or strange is considered normal or routine for someone, it is regarded as an ordinary part of their job or life.
分内工作（本份事情）
• For firefighters, risking their lives to rush into burning buildings is all in a day's work.
对消防员来说，冒着生命危险冲进燃烧的建筑物是家常便饭。
- to the day
exactly on a specified date or time; precisely.
精确地，恰好在（某时间）。
• They signed the new agreement to the day the contract expired.
他们在新合约到期的当天签署了新协议。
- the best/happiest days of your life
A period of time considered the most enjoyable or memorable in one's life.
人生中最美好的时光
• Many people consider their university years to be the best days of their lives, full of freedom and exploration.
许多人认为他们的大学岁月是生命中最美好的时光，充满自由与探索。
- not be someone's day
Experiencing a day filled with difficulties, misfortune, or unpleasant events.
运气不佳，于事不顺
• It's really not my day; the alarm didn't go off this morning, and I was late for work.
今天真的不是我的日子；早上闹钟没响，我上班迟到了。
- someone's/something's days are numbered
If someone or something's days are numbered, it means their existence or relevance will soon come to an end.
某人或某事物的时日不多；即将结束或消失。
• With the advent of new technologies, many traditional industries have their days numbered.
随着新技术的出现，许多传统产业的时日不多了。
- have had its/your day
To have been popular or successful in the past but no longer be so.
风光不再
• This restaurant was very popular ten years ago, but it has had its day now.
这家餐厅十年前很受欢迎，但现在已经风光不再了。
- take it one day at a time/take each day as it comes
To approach situations by addressing them as they arise, without excessive planning or worry about the future.
顺其自然
• After experiencing many changes, she learned to take it one day at a time and not worry too much about the future.
在经历许多变化后，她学会了顺其自然，不再为未来过度担忧。
- one/some day
Refers to an unspecified time in the future.
某天
• I hope to travel around the world one day.
我希望有一天能环游世界。
- make someone's day
To cause someone to feel very happy or pleased.
使人高兴
• Receiving your letter really made my day.
收到你的信真的让我的一天充满了快乐。
- the old days
A period of time in the past, often remembered fondly or contrasted with the present.
往昔
• In the old days, people did not have as many technological devices as they do now.
在以前的日子里，人们没有现在这么多的科技设备。