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Meanings of daily in English

Portuguese
diariamente
Spanish
día a día

Gradually and progressively.

diariamente

Of or belonging to or occurring every day.

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More than 2000 glass bricks inserted with collected daily objects from local residents.

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Appropriate for ordinary or routine occasions.

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Usage of daily in English
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However, the survey of daily use reveals benefit only in certain circumstances.
Pubmed
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However, the rest of the national daily market suffered a tough October.
The Guardian
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All children met current UK guidelines of 180 minutes of daily activity.
Pubmed
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That was the lowest daily rise in new cases since Jan. 30.
Reuters
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He said: Mr Cameron should address the daily agenda of British politics.
The Guardian
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Main outcome measures: Mean daily walking distance as a measure of NEAT.
Pubmed
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Introduction: Social media is used daily by both healthcare workers and patients.
Pubmed
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Methods: Eighteen young healthy women drank red wine daily for 3 weeks.
Pubmed
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You can find our new daily news podcast at Today in Focus.
The Guardian
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Madam, - The situation in North Mayo daily approaches classic GUBU proportions.
The Irish Times
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That might result in a fine of ten times his daily income.
The girl who kicked the hornet's nest
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This is the lowest number of daily cases confirmed since August 12th.
The Irish Times
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Children are witnesses to violence far too often in their daily lives.
Pubmed
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Is it possible to experience joy daily, not just in special circumstances?
Feminist dot com
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This means that many families can no longer afford a daily meal.
The Irish Times
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Ireland is to get a new daily newspaper, it was confirmed today.
The Irish Times
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Translations for daily
Portuguese
diariamente
Daily through the time
Daily across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
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