days in Danish
days in Danish is om dagen, dage — days means a particular, somewhat loosely defined period of time, often used to refer to an era or phase of life.
days in Danish
om dagen
During the day.
dage
Life.
What does "days" mean?
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noun A particular, somewhat loosely defined period of time, often used to refer to an era or phase of life.
"In her younger days, she traveled across three continents."
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adverb During the daytime, as opposed to at night.
"He works days and studies at night."
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days in a sentence
- In her younger days, she traveled across three continents.
- Those were simpler days, before everyone carried a phone.
- He works days and studies at night.
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What is "days" in Danish?
"days" in Danish is om dagen, dage. days means: A particular, somewhat loosely defined period of time, often used to refer to an era or phase of life.
How do you use "days" in a sentence?
Example: "In her younger days, she traveled across three continents." In Danish, "days" is om dagen, dage.
Are there other ways to say "days" in Danish?
Yes — Danish has 2 translations listed for "days": om dagen, dage.
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