day
- day
- [deɪ]
n
1) день, доба́
all [the] day; all day long — уве́сь день
every other day; day about — че́рез день
the day after tomorrow — післяза́втра
the day before — напередо́дні
the day before yesterday — позавчо́ра
the other day — ци́ми дня́ми, за кі́лька днів
one of these days — в оди́н з найбли́жчих днів, ци́ми дня́ми
day in, day out — день у день
first day [of the week] — неді́ля
this day week [month] — рі́вно че́рез ти́ждень (мі́сяць)
2) знаме́нний день
May Day — свя́то Пе́ршого тра́вня
Victory Day — День Перемо́ги
April Fool's Day — пе́рше кві́тня
3) де́нний час
before day — до світа́нку
in broad day — се́ред бі́лого дня
4) пері́од, епо́ха
in these latter days — оста́ннім ча́сом
in days to come — у майбу́тньому
5) перемо́га
to carry the day — перемогти́
6) час, пора́ ; все життя́ люди́ни
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good day — до́брий день; до поба́чення
early in the day — вча́сно
if a day — ні бі́льше, ні ме́нше; якра́з
to be on one's day — бу́ти в уда́рі (у на́строї)
to make a day of it — ве́село провести́ день
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