day [βρετ deɪ, αμερικ deɪ] ΟΥΣ
1. day (24-hour period):
2. day (until evening):
3. day (as opposed to night):
4. day (specific):
5. day gener. πλ (as historical period):
I. half <πλ halves> [βρετ hɑːf, αμερικ hæf] ΟΥΣ
1. half (one of two parts):
3. half ΑΘΛ:
4. half ΑΘΛ → half back
II. half [βρετ hɑːf, αμερικ hæf] ΕΠΊΘ
III. half [βρετ hɑːf, αμερικ hæf] ΑΝΤΩΝ
1. half (50%):
2. half (in time):
IV. half [βρετ hɑːf, αμερικ hæf] ΕΠΊΡΡ
V. half [βρετ hɑːf, αμερικ hæf]
day [deɪ] ΟΥΣ
1. day:
I. half <halves> [hæf] ΟΥΣ (equal part)
II. half [hæf] ΕΠΊΘ
III. half [hæf] ΕΠΊΡΡ
2. half (partially):
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It's a demanding, all-day trek that requires good hiking shoes, plenty of bottled drinks and warm clothes at the peak.
www.theglobeandmail.com An official public holiday can not replace a regular day off.
en.wikipedia.org His was a dangerous occupation: the relay of postal runners worked throughout the day and night, vulnerable to attacks by bandits and wild animals.
en.wikipedia.org The child is officially adopted on the day of the notarization, after which the adopters are fully and legally responsible for the child.
en.wikipedia.org There was a day when such a lapse would have sent him into paroxysms of defensive laughter.
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