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Từ điển Oxford Advanced Learner 8th
daily
daily [daily dailies] adjective, adverb, noun BrE [ˈdeɪli] NAmE [ˈdeɪli]
adjective only before noun
1. happening, done or produced every day
•a daily routine/visit/newspaper
•events affecting the daily lives of millions of people
• Invoices are signed on a daily basis.
2. connected with one day's work
• They charge a daily rate.
Word Origin:
late Middle English: from ↑day + ↑-ly.
Thesaurus:
daily adj. only before noun
•The equipment is used on a daily basis.
everyday • • day-to-day • |disapproving routine • • mundane •
daily/everyday/day-to-day/routine/mundane existence/work/tasks/activities
daily/everyday/day-to-day/routine business/use/problems
(a) daily/everyday/day-to-day/mundane life
Example Bank:
•Keep a daily record of your progress.
•Most people still read a daily newspaper.
•The daily routine is the same for all prisoners.
•The equipment is used on a daily basis.
•The new rules will affect the daily lives of millions of people.
•There was increased state interference in all spheres of daily life.
Idiom: ↑your daily bread
adverb
every day
• The machines are inspected twice daily.
Word Origin:
late Middle English: from ↑day + ↑-ly.
Example Bank:
•The temperature was recorded daily.
noun (pl. dailies)
1. a newspaper published every day except Sunday
•The story was in all the dailies.
2. (also ˌdaily ˈhelp) (old-fashioned, BrE)a person employed to come to sb's house each day to clean it and do other jobs
Word Origin:
late Middle English: from ↑day + ↑-ly.
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