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s dan; danje svjetlo, bijeli dan; radni dan;[com] određeni dan; rok; vrijeme; dan primanja; natjecanje; bitka; godišnjica / #s = [pl] ljudski vijek, život, dani; this # = danas; of this # = današnji; from # to # = iz dana u dan; from this # forward = od danas unaprijed; the other # = neki dan, nedavno, prije par dana; one of these #s = ovih dana, uskoro; some # = jednom, jednog dana; one # = jednog dana, jednom; one # or other = prije ili kasnije, jednom; the # before yesterday = prekjučer; the # after tomorow = preksutra; this # week # danas tjedan dana, za osam dana; all # (long) = cijeli (bogovetni) dan; in these #s = dandanas; in the #s of old = u staro doba; # by # = svaki dan, dan na dan; by # = danju; by the # = na dan, dnevno, po danu (npr. plaćeni posao); in the # = danju, u toku dana; in broad # = po bijelom danu; in the face of # = po bijelom danu; # about = svaki drugi dan; # after # = dan za danom, svaki dan; # and night = dan i noć; the Lord's # = nedjelja; #s of grace = zakonom dozvoljen rok (u Engleskoj tri dana) za odgodu isplate mjenice i premije osiguranja nakon roka dospijeća; a long (short) # = dugi (kratak) rok; present # = suvremen, moderan; have one's # = imati svoj (sretan) dan; to have a merry # of it = dobro provesti dan, dobro se zabavljati; every dog has his # = svakome jednom sine sreća; win (carry, gain, get) the # = dobiti bitku, pobijediti; lose the # = izgubiti (bitku); Day of Judgment = Sudnji dan;* * *
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день; сутки; дневная поверхность; пространство между вертикальными брусками оконного переплета; дневной; суточный day Kelly - день «Келли», поочередный дополнительный выходной день (сверх обычного свободного от дежурства времени пожарной команды) -
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day — /day/, n. 1. the interval of light between two successive nights; the time between sunrise and sunset: Since there was no artificial illumination, all activities had to be carried on during the day. 2. the light of day; daylight: The owl sleeps… … Universalium
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day — [dā] n. [ME dai < OE dæg (pl. dagas), akin to ON dagr, Goth dags, OHG tag < PGmc * dagwaz, prob. < IE base * ag̑hes, day, with d by assoc. with base * dhegwh , to burn] 1. a) the period of light between sunrise and sunset b) daylight c)… … English World dictionary
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day — [n1] light part of every 24 hours astronomical day, bright, dawn to dark, daylight, daytime, diurnal course, early bright, light, light of day, mean solar day, nautical day, sidereal day, sunlight, sunrise to sunset, sunshine, working day;… … New thesaurus
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day — s.m.inv. ES ingl. {{wmetafile0}} giorno in cui si verifica un avvenimento o si celebra una ricorrenza; posposto a un sostantivo e preceduto da un trattino forma lessemi s.m.inv.: compleanno day, matrimonio day, Giampaolo Rossi day {{line}}… … Dizionario italiano
