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| Lĩnh vực: xây dựng |
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| Giải thích VN: Một loại cửa sổ đặc biệt là cửa sổ của nhà thờ lớn. |
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Đơn vị không thuộc hệ quốc tế (SI) được phép dùng để đo thời gian, một ngày bằng 86400 giây.
§ degree day : ngày nhiệt độ (đơn vị dùng trong kỹ thuật sưởi và điều hòa không khí, lấy 6500F làm cơ sở tính)
§ lay day : thời gian bốc dỡ (tàu biển)
§ stream day : ngày vận hành có hiệu quả (của một nhà máy lọc dầu)
§ working day : ngày làm việc
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): day, midday, daily
Xem thêm: twenty-four hours, twenty-four hour period, 24-hour interval, solar day, mean solar day, daytime, daylight, sidereal day, Day, Clarence Day, Clarence Shepard Day Jr.
day noun
1 period of 24 hours
ADJ. the following, (the) next | the previous | the other I was in your area the other day (= recently). | one, some I hope we meet again some day. | the very It happened on the very day (= the same day) that Kemp was murdered. The parcel arrived the very next day. | auspicious, big, eventful, field, historic, memorable, red-letter, special The tabloid press had a field day with the latest government scandal. | fateful, sad those killed in the hail of bullets fired on that fateful day | Christmas, Mother's, etc. | feast, holy | election, opening, market, pay, polling, sports, visiting, wedding | rest, school, study, training the pattern of the school day
DAY + VERB pass He thought of her less as the days passed.
PREP. by the ~ He's getting stronger by the day. | for a/the ~ They stayed for ten days. | in a/the ~ We hope to finish the job in a few days. | on the ~ (of) On the day of his wedding he was very nervous. | ~ of It was the day of the big match.
2 time between sunrise and sunset
ADJ. beautiful, bright, fine, glorious, hot, nice, sunny, warm | cold, grey, rainy, windy | autumn, spring, summer/summer's, winter/winter's a fine summer's day | fun, good, great, happy, lovely, wonderful Memories of happy days on the hills never fade. | bad On a bad day chaos reigns and nobody can predict when a plane will leave. | full I knew I had a full day's driving ahead of me.
VERB + DAY spend We spent the day gardening.
DAY + VERB break, dawn As day dawned I found her already hard at work.
PREP. by ~ We travelled at night and rested by day. | during the ~, for a/the ~ We went to the seaside for the day.
PHRASES all day (long), at the end of the day, day and night, one of those days It's been one of those days when everything's gone wrong.
3 hours of the day when you work
ADJ. working | bad, busy, hard, long, tiring a hard day at the office | good, quiet | 7-hour, 8-hour, etc. a 9-hour working day
PHRASES a good day's work
4 (often days) particular period of time
ADJ. early, former, old, olden in the early days of the cinema | school, student, young in his younger days | golden, happy, heady the heady days of the ‘swinging sixties’ | dark the dark days of recession
PREP. in sb's ~ Things were very different in my grandfather's day. | of the ~ the government of the day | since the ~s of Much has changed since the days of my youth.
PHRASES gone are the days when … Gone are the days when you could do a week's shopping and still have change from £20. | the bad/good old days That was in the bad old days of rampant inflation. | in this day and age, in those days, the present day (= the situation that exists in the world now) a study of European drama, from Ibsen to the present day | these days Kids grow up so quickly these days. | those were the days (= used to suggest that a time in the past was better than now)
More information about DAYS
of the week last, next, that, this (coming) ~ ~ last/next (week) The concert is this coming Wednesday. Are you free next Thursday? She's arriving on Friday next.
the ~ before, the previous ~ I'd been paid the previous Friday.
the following ~ She was due to start work the following Monday.
~ of last/next/that/this week He arrived on Monday of last week.
the ~ before last We came here the Tuesday before last.
~ week, a week on ~ I've bought tickets for Thursday week (= for the performance that is seven days after Thursday).
the first/second/third/last ~ in/of the month The museum is free on the last Sunday of every month.
alternate ~s, each, every ~ The competition is fixed for alternate Wednesdays.
all day ~ The restaurant is closed all day Saturday.
~ afternoon, evening, morning, night, etc. I'll see you on Friday evening. Saturday lunchtimes are very busy in the restaurant.
first thing (on) ~ I'll post it first thing on Monday morning.
late (on) ~ The crash occurred late on Tuesday night.
one ~ (written) One Saturday morning, without telling anyone of my plan, I boarded a bus and headed out.
spend ~ She liked to spend Saturday afternoon shopping.
see sb ~ (informal) So I'll see you Monday, then?
manage ~ (informal) I could manage (= meet you on) Tuesday, say 11.30?
open/closed (on) ~ We're open every day except Sunday.
~ arrive, come, dawn (written) Monday dawned still and misty, with a promise of autumn sunshine.
on (a) ~ A public meeting is to be held on Wednesday at the town hall.She was born on a Sunday.I like to just relax on Saturdays.
between ~ and ~ (from) ~ to ~ The ticket office is open until 5 p.m. Monday to Friday.
by, no later than ~ Entries are to arrive no later than Monday, 1 October. A special meeting is arranged for Friday 17 May.
~'s deadline, election, game, meeting, performance, race, etc. He was not present at Tuesday's meeting.
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two days later they left
they put on two performances every day
there are 30,000 passengers per day
it should arrive any day now
after that day she never trusted him again
those were the days
these days it is not unusual
the dawn turned night into day
it is easier to make the repairs in the daytime
Mother's Day
my day began early this morning
it was a busy day on the stock exchange
she called it a day and went to bed
in the day of the dinosaurs
in the days of the Roman Empire
in the days of sailing ships
he was a successful pianist in his day
he deserves his day in court
every dog has his day
how long is a day on Jupiter?
