daily

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diario

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daily
[ˈdeɪlɪ]
sustantivo
1diario (m) periódico (m) (newspaper)
adjetivo
2diario(a)
  • on a daily basis -> a diario
  • our daily bread -> el pan nuestro de cada día
  • the daily grind (familiar) -> la rutina diaria
  • daily paper -> diario (m) , periódico (m)
adverbio
3diariamente
  • twice daily -> dos veces al día

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daily [dei-li]
adjetivo
1Diario (newspaper, prayers); diario, cotidiano (walk, visit).
  • Employed/paid on a daily basis -> contratado/pagado por días
adverbio
2Diariamente, cada día; con frecuencia.
sustantivo
3Diario, periódico.

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daily [ˈdeɪlɪ]
adjective
1 (occurring each day) diario
there are daily flights from Manchester to Munich hay vuelos diarios de Manchester a Munich; hay vuelos de Manchester a Munich diariamente
he was advised to increase his average daily intake of fibre
on a daily basisbasis (every day) diariamente
they are paid on a daily basis (by the day) les pagan por días por día trabajado;or (every day) les pagan cada día
relief workers witness terrible suffering on a daily basis
our daily breadbread el pan nuestro de cada día
daily newspapernewspaper diario; (m) periódico; (m)
incidents of this kind are a daily occurrenceoccurrence este tipo de incidentes ocurre diariamente a diario;or
2 (normal, everyday) cotidiano
the daily grindgrind la rutina diaria
the daily life of a primary school teacherlife la vida cotidiana de un profesor de primaria
we went about our daily lives as if nothing had happenedlives continuamos con nuestra vida normal como si nada hubiera pasado
the daily roundround la rutina diaria
adverb
diariamente; a diario
incidents of this kind happen dailyhappen este tipo de incidentes ocurre diariamente a diario;or
the ticket office is open dailyopen la taquilla abre diariamente todos los días;or
twice dailytwice dos veces al día
noun
1 (newspaper) diario; (m) periódico; (m)
2 especially (Britain) (informal)
daily (help woman)or asistenta; (f) chacha; (informal) (f)

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