day in Norwegian
day in Norwegian is dag, døgn — day means the 24-hour period during which the Earth completes one rotation, from one midnight to the next.
day in Norwegian
dag
døgn
What does "day" mean?
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noun The 24-hour period during which the Earth completes one rotation, from one midnight to the next.
"We spent three days hiking through the mountains."
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noun The part of the 24-hour period when it is light outside, as opposed to night.
"She prefers to study during the day rather than at night."
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noun The hours spent at work or school.
"He had a long day at the office and just wanted to go home."
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noun A particular period or era, especially referring to someone's lifetime or a past time.
"In her grandmother's day, people wrote letters instead of texting."
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day in a sentence
- We spent three days hiking through the mountains.
- She prefers to study during the day rather than at night.
- He had a long day at the office and just wanted to go home.
- In her grandmother's day, people wrote letters instead of texting.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "day" in Norwegian?
"day" in Norwegian is dag, døgn. day means: The 24-hour period during which the Earth completes one rotation, from one midnight to the next.
How do you use "day" in a sentence?
Example: "We spent three days hiking through the mountains." In Norwegian, "day" is dag, døgn.
Are there other ways to say "day" in Norwegian?
Yes — Norwegian has 2 translations listed for "day": dag, døgn.
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