English - Turkish
Definition of day after in English Turkish dictionary
- gün sonra
- day after day
- sürekli
Sürekli yağmur yağdı.
-It rained day after day.
- day after day
- devamlı
- day after day
- günden güne
Ben günden güne çok fazla İngilizce çalıştım.
-I studied English very hard day after day.
Ken günden güne yüzmeye gider.
-Ken goes swimming day after day.
- day after day
- günler sonra
- day after day
- her gün, günlerce
- day after day
- biteviye
- day after day
- her gün
Her gün onun üzerinde çalıştım.
-I worked on it day after day.
Haziranda her gün yağmur yağar.
-In June, it rains day after day.
- day after day
- (deyim) üst üste
Onlar üst üste her gün çalıştılar.
-They labored day after day.
- a day after
- bir gün sonra
- day after day
- gün geçtikçe
- i need them the day after tomorrow
- yarından sonra almam gerekiyor
- the day after
- ertesi gün
- the day after tomorrow
- yarından sonraki gün
- the day after tomorrow
- öbür gün
Öbür gün Tom'un doğum günü.
-The day after tomorrow is Tom's birthday.
Öbür gün Mary'yi aramayı planlıyorum.
-I am planning to call on Mary the day after tomorrow.
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English - English
Definition of day after in English English dictionary
- day after tomorrow
- day after day
- for an indefinite number of successive days
- day after day
- every day, each day
- day after day and year after year
- endlessly, without pause
- day after pill
- medication that a woman can take in order to prevent pregnancy after having unprotected sex
- day after tomorrow
- day that follows tomorrow
- day-after recall test
- A method of advertising research measuring the percentage of people who remember seeing an advertisement the day after it was shown on television
The day-after recall test is one of the original forms of advertising research but few people still use it because the data and analysis is limited.
- the day after
- day after an important change
- the day after
- morrow
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Hyphenation
Day af·terTurkish pronunciation
dey äftırPronunciation
/ˈdā ˈaftər/ /ˈdeɪ ˈæftɜr/
Etymology
[ 'dA ] (noun.) before 12th century. Middle English, from Old English dæg; akin to Old High German tag day.Common Collocations
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