English to Spanish Meaning of day - día

Day :
día

día, tiempo de día, sol, ligero, tiempo glorioso, período, hora, época, temporada, años, oportunidad, ocasión, docena, Corte real, toda la vida, estado viviendo, fecha, luz

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Definitions of day in English
Noun(1) time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis(2) some point or period in time(3) a day assigned to a particular purpose or observance(4) the time after sunrise and before sunset while it is light outside(5) the recurring hours when you are not sleeping (especially those when you are working(6) an era of existence or influence(7) the period of time taken by a particular planet (e.g. Mars(8) the time for one complete rotation of the earth relative to a particular star, about 4 minutes shorter than a mean solar day(9) a period of opportunity(10) United States writer best known for his autobiographical works (1874-1935
Examples of day in English
(1) This is the first day with light winds which would mean a longer roll out on the cart.(2) We thought long and hard about cancelling the event, but the day is all about families having fun.(3) I've done a lot of different workouts in my day .(4) The College's fulltime day courses are organised within four departments.(5) Overall the day was a huge success with a large amount of money being raised for funds.(6) Much of the credit for the day 's success goes to Penny Stock and her hardworking team.(7) The warm water is lovely and relaxing - and guaranteed to remove the stresses and strains of a hard day .(8) Calderon currently is a day instructor in the Glades program, while pursuing a career as a teacher.(9) While it might be dark before we get home from work now, at least there'll be light to start the day .(10) A spokesman from the music and arts service said the day was a great success.(11) The captain has had a hard day with no break and is ready to eat and relax a little.(12) it lasted all day(13) He denied he had been nervous and said it had just been a hard day .(14) Doesn't every footballer need to slip into something more comfortable after a hard day on the pitch?(15) some day I'll live in the countryside(16) the day after tomorrow
Related Phrases of day
(1) every day ::
cada día
(2) good day ::
buen día
(3) one day ::
un día
(4) the next day ::
el día siguiente
(5) all day ::
todo el dia
(6) day off ::
día libre
(7) nice day ::
lindo día
(8) last day ::
último día
Synonyms
Noun
2. daytime ::
tiempo de día
3. period ::
período
4. heyday ::
apogeo
5. solar day ::
día de sol
6. sidereal day ::
día sideral
Antonyms
1. night ::
noche
Different Forms
day, dayan, days
Word Example from TV Shows
Not enough hours in the day, right?

Not enough hours in the DAY, right?

Breaking Bad Season 5, Episode 8

Then the next day was 73 degrees, then the day after that was 72,

Then the next DAY was 73 degrees, then the DAY after that was 72,

The Big Bang Theory Season 9, Episode 9

because he knew you would ride day and night to come fight for him.

because he knew you would ride DAY and night to come fight for him.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 4

I curse the day I named you.

I curse the DAY I named you.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 8

might have been the high point of your day.

might have been the high point of your DAY.

The Big Bang Theory Season 12, Episode 14

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