the sun and moon / day and month / every day and every month / season / life and livelihood
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sun, moon and the five visible planets
the sun and moon like a shuttle (idiom) / How time flies!
halo / ring of light around the sun or moon
the years have slipped by
the sun and moon shine once more / fig. things get back to normal after an upheaval
eclipsis (of the moon or sun)
sunset / sundown
daily active users (of a website, service etc)
sun scorch / sunscald
no time to spare (idiom)
sunshine
day shift
an annular eclipse of the sun
to increase daily
more flourishing by the day
to rent by the day
to accumulate over a long period of time
(attributive) of Japanese origin
Nikkei, abbr. for Nikkei Shimbun 日本經濟新聞|日本经济新闻[] / abbr. for Nikkei 225 index 日經指數|日经指数[]
solstice / the winter solstice 冬至 and summer solstice 夏至
to reach day after day for
the sun sets over western hills (idiom) / the day approaches its end / fig. time of decline / the end of an era / Sic transit gloria mundi
lit. the sun sets in Yanzi (idiom) / fig. the day is drawing to an end / the last days (of a person, a dynasty etc)
daily wage
to do a good deed every day
daytime / during the day
sundial
more critical with every passing day
(meteorology) diurnal range (temperature, humidity etc)
(idiom) to rake in money / to make money hand over fist
sun (dialect) / daytime / date
a single day apart seems like three seasons (idiom)
to have three meals a day
to be getting worse by the day
one day apart seems like three years (idiom)
make your day's plan early in the morning (idiom) / early morning is the golden time of the day
lit. friends for a day (idiom) / fig. casual acquaintance
lit. one day, a thousand miles (idiom) / rapid progress
(idiom) teacher for one day, father forever / students should have deep respect and lifelong gratitude for their teachers
Definitions from CC-CEDICT · 125,326 source records · Release 2026-10-27