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day noun 4(often days) particular period of time 时期ADJECTIVE | PREPOSITION | PHRASES ADJECTIVEearly, former, old, olden 早期；以前；旧时◆in the early days of television刚有电视的那些日子school, student, young 求学／学生／青年时代◆in his younger days他年轻的时候glory, golden, happy, heady 光荣时代；黄金时代；幸福时光；令人陶醉的时光◆the heady days of the 'swinging sixties'“多姿多彩的 60 年代”那些令人热血沸腾的时光dark 暗淡日子◆the dark days of recession经济衰退时那些灰暗的日子playing 运动生涯◆Some players go into management once their playing days are over.一些运动员在结束运动生涯后从事管理工作。PREPOSITIONin sb's day 在某人的时代◆Things were very different in my grandfather's day.祖父的那个年代情况大不一样。of the day 当时◆the government of the day当时的政府since the days of 自⋯时以来◆Much has changed since the days of my youth.和我年轻时相比已经有了很大变化。PHRASESgone are the days when... ⋯的日子一去不复返◆Gone are the days when you could smoke in restaurants.能在餐厅吸烟的日子一去不复返了。the bad old days, the good old days 过去的糟糕日子／好时光◆That was in the bad old days of rampant inflation.那是在恶性通货膨胀的苦日子里。in this day and age 在当今时代in those days 在那时候the present day 今天这个时代◆a study of drama from Ibsen to the present day从易卜生到现今的戏剧研究these days 现在◆Kids grow up so quickly these days.现在的孩子长得真快。those were the days (used to suggest that a time in the past was better than now) 那才叫好日子 |