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day-to-day

/deɪtəˈdeɪ

adjective [attributive]

1Happening regularly every day: the day-to-day management of the classroom he is battling the disease on a day-to-day basis...

‘For us, it's not just about day-to-day regulation, it's about the real impact on business,’ says founder Kevin Bradley.
No telly, on account of the fact the schedulers have so perfectly blended Christmas morning into the regular day-to-day line-up that there was nothing even vaguely worth watching.
His role as a special already involves most aspects of day-to-day policing, including regular supervision of about 30 special constables.

Synonyms

regular, routine, habitual, everyday, daily, frequent, normal, standard, usual, familiar, typical

1.1Ordinary; everyday: our day-to-day domestic life...

But politicians who have real experience of grappling with the day-to-day problems and issues ordinary people have to face have a much better chance of understanding them.
Surrendering their most important form of identification will make it impossible to function in ordinary day-to-day life.
In terms of ordinary life and the day-to-day sharing of responsibilities for family life, most men and women have come to share equal partnerships.

1.2Short-term; without consideration for the future: the struggle for day-to-day survival...

Many Aboriginals are lukewarm on autonomy proposals because they are more concerned with day-to-day issues than the future survival of their culture, Kysul Lousu said.
But in the short term, when all they can think of is day-to-day survival, it is in their interest to keep the road with its potholes, so they can tax people as they go through it.
In a word, he is content - happy with his place, a soul not in search of a brighter future, but mainly day-to-day enlightenment.

adverb

On a daily basis: the information to be traded is determined day-to-day...

He had a lot of empathy with our clients, but day-to-day he wasn't in contact with them.
People live their lives day-to-day, but I know I might not be around next year.
In fact, her aunt Florie Taylor runs the business day-to-day.

noun [in singular]

An ordinary, everyday routine: they have come to escape the day-to-day...

And down on the factory floor, under limited supervision, machines run the day-to-day.
The day-to-day of this kind of film-making is very rewarding…
Time passes and the things which it seems impossible for her character to get used to - death, the loss of loved ones - become absorbed into the day-to-day.

单词	day-to-day
释义	day-to-day /deɪtəˈdeɪ / adjective [attributive] 1Happening regularly every day: the day-to-day management of the classroom he is battling the disease on a day-to-day basis... ‘For us, it's not just about day-to-day regulation, it's about the real impact on business,’ says founder Kevin Bradley. No telly, on account of the fact the schedulers have so perfectly blended Christmas morning into the regular day-to-day line-up that there was nothing even vaguely worth watching. His role as a special already involves most aspects of day-to-day policing, including regular supervision of about 30 special constables. Synonyms regular, routine, habitual, everyday, daily, frequent, normal, standard, usual, familiar, typical 1.1Ordinary; everyday: our day-to-day domestic life... But politicians who have real experience of grappling with the day-to-day problems and issues ordinary people have to face have a much better chance of understanding them. Surrendering their most important form of identification will make it impossible to function in ordinary day-to-day life. In terms of ordinary life and the day-to-day sharing of responsibilities for family life, most men and women have come to share equal partnerships. 1.2Short-term; without consideration for the future: the struggle for day-to-day survival... Many Aboriginals are lukewarm on autonomy proposals because they are more concerned with day-to-day issues than the future survival of their culture, Kysul Lousu said. But in the short term, when all they can think of is day-to-day survival, it is in their interest to keep the road with its potholes, so they can tax people as they go through it. In a word, he is content - happy with his place, a soul not in search of a brighter future, but mainly day-to-day enlightenment. adverb On a daily basis: the information to be traded is determined day-to-day... He had a lot of empathy with our clients, but day-to-day he wasn't in contact with them. People live their lives day-to-day, but I know I might not be around next year. In fact, her aunt Florie Taylor runs the business day-to-day. noun [in singular] An ordinary, everyday routine: they have come to escape the day-to-day... And down on the factory floor, under limited supervision, machines run the day-to-day. The day-to-day of this kind of film-making is very rewarding… Time passes and the things which it seems impossible for her character to get used to - death, the loss of loved ones - become absorbed into the day-to-day.
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