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Dawned
dɔːnMeanings of Dawned:
verb(of a day) begin.
Usage examples:
Thursday dawned bright and sunny
nounThe first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise.
Usage examples:
He set off at dawn
Meanings of Dawning:
nounDawn.
Usage examples:
The deepest part of the night now over and heading on to a new dawning, a new dawning unlike any ot…
adjectiveBeginning to grow light.
Usage examples:
The dawning sky
verb(of a day) begin.
Usage examples:
Thursday dawned bright and sunny
Meanings of Dawns:
nounThe first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise.
Usage examples:
He set off at dawn
verb(of a day) begin.
Usage examples:
Thursday dawned bright and sunny
Meanings of Day:
nounEach of the twenty-four-hour periods, reckoned from one midnight to the next, into which a week, month, or year is divided, and corresponding to a rotation of the earth on its axis.
Usage examples:
They only met a few days ago
Time for earth to make a complete rotation on its axis
Meanings of Day after day:
idiomFor an indefinite number of successive days
phraseOn each successive day over a long period.
Usage examples:
The rain poured down day after day
Meanings of Day in day out:
idiomFor an indefinite number of successive days
phraseContinuously or repeatedly over a long period of time.
Usage examples:
I worked with you day in, day out
Meanings of Day-and-night:
idiomAll the time
Usage examples:
The noise is awful – you can hear the traffic day and night.
Meanings of Day-bed:
nounA bed inside or outside the house for lying or resting on during the day
Usage examples:
There is a brown velvet daybed in the living room., the hotel rooftop has couches, day beds, a bar …
Meanings of Day-before:
phraseTwo days ago
Usage examples:
I called her the day before yesterday., he arrived in london the day before yesterday., when did sh…
Meanings of Day-by-day:
idiomGradually over many days
Usage examples:
Day by day my father grew stronger.
Meanings of Day-in:
idiomWhen i was young
Usage examples:
Kids take so much for granted nowadays - in my day a new bike was really special.
Meanings of Day-job:
nounA job that you do to earn money so that you can do something else that you prefer but that does not pay you much money
Usage examples:
Many actors have day jobs too.
Meanings of Day-labourer:
nounA person who is employed for one day at a time
Usage examples:
There are 24,000 day labourers in los angeles, according to research, more than in any other us city.
Meanings of Day-off:
nounA day when you do not work
Usage examples:
Book/have/take a day off the change in rules meant they would be unable to take a day off if their …
Meanings of Day-one:
idiomAt some time in the future
Usage examples:
I’d like to go to mexico again one day.
Meanings of Day-out:
nounA period of 24 hours, especially from twelve o'clock one night to twelve o'clock the ...
Meanings of Day-patient:
nounA patient who remains in hospital during the day usually for a minor operation or other treatment
Meanings of Day-to-day:
adjectiveOrdinary and regular
Usage examples:
Your day-to-day responsibilities will include sorting the mail and making appointments.
Meanings of Day-trip:
nounA visit to a place in which you return home or to your hotel on the same day
Usage examples:
A lot of the people on the beach are day-trippers.
Meanings of Day-tripper:
nounSomeone who visits a place, going there and coming back on the same day
Usage examples:
The coast is full of day-trippers at this time of year., windsor hosts 9 million visitors a year, m…
Meanings of Dayak:
nounThe group of austronesian languages spoken by the dayak.
Usage examples:
We don't speak dayak, but we knew what to do though.
adjectiveA member of a group of indigenous peoples inhabiting parts of borneo, including the iban (or sea dayak ) of the north, the land dayak of the south-west, and the punan.
Meanings of Dayan:
nounA religious judge, in particular one in a rabbinic court.
Usage examples:
However provoked, the dayanim adjourned without a decision and set a date for a second trial.
Meanings of Dayanim:
nounA religious judge, in particular one in a rabbinic court.
Usage examples:
However provoked, the dayanim adjourned without a decision and set a date for a second trial.
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