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a hard day

a day full of hard work, put in a hard day You look tired, Dear. Did you have a hard day at the office?

a heavy day

a busy day, a hard day At the end of a heavy day he likes to sit on the patio and read.

a month of Sundays

a very long time, many days It will take a month of Sundays to phone the students in our school.

a red-letter day

a special day, a memorable day This is going to be a red-letter day. I found my lost keys!

a slow day

not productive, not many customers Tuesday is a slow day in the car market - very few sales.

all day long

the whole day She has been sitting and waiting for the mail to arrive all day long.

all in a day's work

not extra work, just part of my duties "She said, ""Thanks for the help."" ""All in a day's work,"" he replied."

all the livelong day

all day, lasting the whole day Our canary sings all the livelong day - from dawn to dusk.

an apple a day keeps the doctor away

eat one apple each day for good health "Mom gave me an apple, saying, ""An apple a day... ."""

apple a day...

(See an apple a day keeps the doctor away)

(it's) time to alarm it a day

It is time to stop working, either at one's job or on a accurate task, for the day. When I still couldn't acquisition the antecedent of the alterity afterwards the third pass-through, I absitively it was time to alarm it a day. OK, time to alarm it a day, everyone! We'll aces things up area we larboard off tomorrow.Learn more: call, time

Time to alarm it a day.

It's time to abdicate for the day. Jane: Well, I'm done. Time to alarm it a day. Sue: Yes, let's get out of here. Jane: Well, I've accomplished all my work. Sue: Yes, it's late. Time to alarm it a day.Learn more: call, time

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