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1 день
чбудній день — black-letter day, weekday, workday
вихідний день — day off, free day, rest-day, day of rest
неповний день — short hours, part time
святковий день — holiday, red-letter day
день ангела — name-day, name day, saint's day
день виборів — polling day, election day
день відчинених дверей — open day, open house
день відпочинку — day of rest, day off
день голосування — ballot day, polling day
день день і ніч — the clock round, round the clock
день платежу (останній день ліквідаційного періоду) — account day, contango day, settlement day, prompt, ( четвертий день ліквідаційного періоду) setting day, day of payment
цілий день — all ( the) day, the whole day, all day long
через день — every other day, day about, on alternate days
о другій годині дня — at two o'clock in the afternoon (пишеться 2 p.m.)
одного чудового дня — one ( fine) day
кожні два (три) дні — every other ( third) day
цими днями — the other day, some days ago
з дня на день — day after day, from day to day
добрий день!, доброго дня! — good afternoon!
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