Definition of q.d. in English:

q.d.

adjective

1Q.i.d. adverb (now disused).
2‘every day’.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the initial letters of post-classical Latin quater in die four times a day or classical Latin quāque diē every day.

Definition of q.d. in US English:

q.d.

adjective

1Q.i.d. adverb (now disused).
2‘every day’.

Origin

Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the initial letters of post-classical Latin quater in die four times a day or classical Latin quāque diē every day.

单词	q.d.
释义	Definition of q.d. in English: q.d. adjective 1Q.i.d. adverb (now disused). 2‘every day’. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the initial letters of post-classical Latin quater in die four times a day or classical Latin quāque diē every day. Definition of q.d. in US English: q.d. adjective 1Q.i.d. adverb (now disused). 2‘every day’. Origin Early 20th century; earliest use found in George Gould (1848–1922). From the initial letters of post-classical Latin quater in die four times a day or classical Latin quāque diē every day.
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