days
days — 副詞
1. during the daytime as a regular pattern, especially when this is contrasted with
白天
指習慣在日間進行
during the daytime as a regular pattern, especially when this is contrasted with activity at night
Kemi works days at the clinic and studies online at night.
Kemi 白天在診所上班,晚上在線上進修。
work days - regular daytime schedule
Because he drives airport taxis after sunset, Hassan sleeps days.
因為 Hassan 在日落後開機場計程車,所以白天睡覺。
sleep days - daytime rest after night work
Theo usually sleeps days, then delivers bread before dawn.
Theo 通常白天睡覺,天亮前再送麵包。
Gabriela studies days, while her band rehearses after midnight.
Gabriela 白天上課,而她的樂團在午夜後排練。
- work days
- sleep days
- open days
- during the day
the most neutral phrase for the same time period
- in the daytime
slightly more explicit and more common than the single-word adverb
- by day
more literary and often used in contrast with 'by night'
文法句型
work days
sleep days
stay open days
用法筆記
This use is uncommon and usually appears when a daytime routine is set against night work or night activity. It most often follows verbs such as work, sleep, or stay open.
常見錯誤
the days
idioma time in history or in an earlier part of life that is being looked back on from a later point
舊時代
How did people share news in the days before mobile phones?
In the days of steam trains, this town was much busier.