dauber
1>  , 
2>   
3> _.  ,  (Sphecidae)

daubery
1> , 

daubing
1> , 
2>   ,    
3> _. _. ;     

daubry
1> , 

daubster
1>  , 

dauby
1>   ( )
2> 
3> _. 

daughter
1> , 
_Ex:
daughter child 
_Ex:
daughter of the soil  
2> ; 
_Ex:
Fortune and its daughter Confidence    
 - 
_Ex:
the United States is a daughter of Great Britain
 -   
3> _. _. 
_Ex:
long-lived daughter   
4> _. ; 
_Id:
daughter of Eve, Eve's daughter  , ;
_Id:
the daughter of Jezebel _.  ;
_. .  ;
_Id:
the daughter of the horse-leech ; ,
_Id:
skipper's daughters     ;
_Id:
the Duke of Fxeter's daughter _. ;
_Id:
Scavenger's daughter _.  ( )

daughter enterprise
1>  

daughter language
1> -
2>  

daughter nation
1> -

daughter nucleus
1> _.  

daughter-in-law
1>  , , 

daughterhood
1>  
2> _. 

daughterly
1> 
_Ex:
daughterly affection  

dauk
1> _.  ;  ; 

daunt
1> _. , 
_Ex:
nothing can daunt him    
_Ex:
he was daunted by the new difficulty   
  
_Ex:
nothing daunted   ; 
2> _. , 
3> _. 
_Ex:
to daunt a bully with a look    
 
4>   (    )
5>  ()  

dauntless
1> _. , 
_Ex:
dauntless courage 

dauphin
1> _. 

dauphiness
1> _.  

davenport
1>   
2> -; 

David
1> _. 

Davis Cup
1>   ();
2>     (   
)
_Ex:
Davis Cup player     

davit
1> _. ; 

davy
1> (_.  affidavit)
2> _. 
_Ex:
to take one's davy  

Davy
1> _.  ,  

Davy Jones
1> _. _.  
_Ex:
Davy Jones's locker ,  
_Ex:
to go (to be sent) to Davy Jones's locker 

Davy lamp
1> _.  ,  

Davy's lamp
1> _.  ,  

daw
1> 
2> _. 
3> _. 

dawdle
1> , 
2>  
3> ,   ;   
_Ex:
to dawdle over smth.   -.; 
_Ex:
to dawdle along the road    
_Ex:
to dawdle over one's tea  
_Ex:
to dawdle over the wine   
_Ex:
to dawdle away one's time   
4> _. "",    

dawdler
1> 
2> 

dawk
1> _. 
_Ex:
to travel dawk   
2> _.  
3> _.  (    
 )

dawn
1> ,  
_Ex:
at dawn  
_Ex:
the dawn of day   
_Ex:
to work from dawn till dark     
_Ex:
dawn grey 
_Ex:
dawn came over the city    
2> , , ; 
_Ex:
the dawn of civilization  
_Ex:
before the dawn of history   
_Ex:
since the dawn of history   
_Ex:
the dawn of hope  
3> (); , 
_Ex:
it dawns, morning dawns  , 
4> 
5> , ; 
_Ex:
his fame is just dawning   
6> (on, upon) ;   ;   ;
  
_Ex:
it has just dawned upon me   ,  
 

dawn rocket
1> ,      

dawning
1> , ; 
2> , , , ,  , 
_Ex:
the dawning of a new era   
3> 
_Ex:
dawning light   
_Ex:
dawning consciousness  

dawsonite
1> _. 

day
1> 
_Ex:
every day  ;   
_Ex:
any day   ;   ;    
_Ex:
every other day, day about  
_Ex:
twice a day    ,   
_Ex:
all day  
_Ex:
all day long -,    ,  

_Ex:
day and night, night and day   ; 
_Ex:
between two days _. 
_Ex:
the day before 
_Ex:
the day before yesterday  , 
_Ex:
the day after tomorrow 
_Ex:
in two days   
_Ex:
two days after   
_Ex:
a few days ago   
_Ex:
day after day, day by day, day in and day out   ,
   
_Ex:
day out ,   ;   
_Ex:
day of rest, day off  
2> ,  
_Ex:
parting day    ; , 
 
_Ex:
broad day , 
_Ex:
at day  ,  
_Ex:
before day ,  
_Ex:
by day 
_Ex:
break of day ;  
_Ex:
the day breaks  
3>  
_Ex:
seven-hour day   
_Ex:
day's takings  
_Ex:
(to work) by the day () 
4>  ,  ;
() 
_Ex:
Victory D.  
_Ex:
May D.  
_Ex:
the day _. ;
_Ex:
(on) this day   
_Ex:
on the day of his arrival    
_Ex:
this day week (   )  
_Ex:
the previous day 
_Ex:
till this day   
_Ex:
from this day on   ,    
_Ex:
on this very day     
_Ex:
to fix a day  
_Ex:
days in court _.   
_Ex:
those are her days     
5> , ,   
_Ex:
day clock    
_Ex:
day duty  
_Ex:
solar day  
_Ex:
mean solar day   
_Ex:
civil day  
_Ex:
lunar day  ;  
_Ex:
sidereal day  
_Ex:
day's length    
_Ex:
day's allowance  
_Ex:
day's provisions   
_Ex:
two day's journey  
_Ex:
five days from Paris    ()  
_Ex:
day of fire _.   , 
6>  ; , 
_Ex:
to carry (to win, to get) the day  , 
;  
_Ex:
to lose the day  ,  
_Ex:
to save the day     ;
 
_Ex:
the day is ours   ;  
_Ex:
the day is against us   ;  ,
  - 
_Ex:
a fair day _.   
7>  _pl. , , 
_Ex:
men and women of the day     
_Ex:
men of the day  
_Ex:
men of other days   
_Ex:
(in) these days ()  
_Ex:
(in) these latter days, (in) our own day ()  ,
()  
_Ex:
(in) the day(s) of Shakespeare, (in) Shakespeare's day(s)
()  
_Ex:
at the present day   ,   
_Ex:
in days to come  ;  
_Ex:
in the days of old, in olden days, in days gone by  
;   
8>  _pl. , , 
_Ex:
some day -;   ;   
_Ex:
(up) to the present day   ,    
_Ex:
at some future day  ; -  
_Ex:
days of grace _.  
_Ex:
lay days _.     
9>  _pl.  , 
_Ex:
better days   ,  
_Ex:
he has seen his better days    
_Ex:
(one's) early days  
_Ex:
in one's boyhood days  
_Ex:
till one's dying day    
_Ex:
in one's last days   
_Ex:
to close one's days   , 
_Ex:
in all one's born days    
_Ex:
his days are numbered   
_Ex:
the horse worked its days out   
10>   , 
_Ex:
he was a great singer in his day -   

_Ex:
I read much in my day  ,    ,
     
11>  , 
_Ex:
one's day is gone   
_Ex:
he has had his day   
12> _.  ,  
13> _.    
_Ex:
the moon's day  () 
_Id:
D. of Doom (Judgement, Wrath, Reckoning) _.  ,
  ;
_Id:
All Fools' day, April Fool's day 1- ;
_Id:
one day , - ;    ; 
 ;
_Id:
I'll see you one day  -   ;
_Id:
one fine day    ;
_Id:
one of these days   ;
_Id:
some day -;
_Id:
the other day   ,  ;
_Id:
early in the day ;
_Id:
(rather) late in the day ;
_Id:
good day!  !;  ;
_Id:
the day 's needs  ;
_Id:  and feather days  , ;
_Id:
any day , ;
_Id:
black-letter day  ;
_Id:
red-letter day ;  ;  ;
_Id:
of a day , ;
_Id:
to a day   ;
_Id:
all day with smb. _.  , "";
_Id:
a day after the fair  :
_Id:
a day before the fair  ;
_Id:
(to be) on the day ()  ;
_Id:
in this day and age     ;
_Id:
she is fifty if she is a day   ;
_Id:
to name the day   ;
_Id:
to keep one's day  ,  ;
_Id:
let's call it a day   ;   ;
_Id:
to make a day of it   ;
_Id:
a fine day for the young ducks   -  ;
 ;
_Id:
to praise a fair day at night  -.  ;
_Id:
to name smb. in the same day  -.   ;
_Id:
clear as day   ;
_Id:
as the day is long ,  ;
_Id:
that will be the day!      ;
  ;
_Id:
every day is not Sunday _.    ; 
   ;
_Id:
drunken days have all their tomorrow _.  ,
  - ;
_Id:
sufficient for the day is the evil thereof _. 
  ;
_Id:
every dog has his day _.     

day camp
1>  

day centre
1>     

day coach
1> _.  ,   
2> _.     

day letter
1> - (    
 )

day nursery
1> ()   
2>    

day release
1>         
 

day return
1>      

day's-work
1> ,    
_Ex:
not to do a day's-work     ; 
_Ex:
I've done a good day's-work   

day-and-night
1> 
_Ex:
day-and-night duty  

day-bed
1> _. ;
2> 

day-blindness
1>  

day-boarder
1>  ( )

day-book
1> _. _. 

day-boy
1> ,    

day-care
1>   ()   ( 
)
_Ex:
day-care services  

day-care centre
1>  ,  
_Ex:
the day-care centre system   
2>    (  )

day-coal
1> ,   

day-dawn
1> 

day-degrees
1> _-.       
(  )

day-dream
1> , ;  ;  
2> 

day-dreamer
1> ; 

day-drift
1> _. ,     

day-eye
1> _.  ,  

day-flower
1> ,  

day-fly
1> , 

day-girl
1> ,    

day-hole
1> _. ,     

day-hours
1> _. 

day-labour
1>  

day-labourer
1> 

day-lily
1> _.  (Hemerocallis gen.)

day-room
1> ,  
2> _.  
3>     ( )

day-sailer
1>   

day-scholar
1> ,    

day-school
1>      ( 
 )
2>    (  )
3> ,    (  
)

day-shift
1>   (  )

day-sight
1>  

day-spring
1> , 

day-star
1>  
2> ,  

day-tale
1>   
_Ex:
day-tale labour  

day-ticket
1>  ,    

day-time
1> ,   
_Ex:
in the day-time ,   

day-to-day
1> ; 
_Ex:
in our day-to-day life    

day-tracer bullet
1> _.  

day-wages
1>  

day-water
1>  

day-woman
1>   
2> ;    
3>   ; 

day-work
1> _.   
2> _.  
_Ex:
measured day-work    

3> _.   
4> _. ,    
5>  

daybill
1> 

daybreak
1> 
_Ex:
at daybreak  

dayglow
1> _.   

dayless
1> 

daylight
1>  ;  ;  ;
  
_Ex:
in broad daylight   ,   ;
, 
2> , 
_Ex:
at daylight  
_Ex:
to get up at daylight   
_Ex:
before daylight  , 
_Ex:
to work from daylight till dark     
3> 
4> ; 
_Ex:
to let daylight into smth.  -. 
_Ex:
to throw daylight upon smth.    -.
5> "", ""
_Ex:
to darken smb.'s daylight  -. , 
-.   
_Id:
as clear as daylight   ;
_Id:
to see daylight    , - ;
_Id:
to burn daylight _.   () ;  
,   ;
_Id:
to frighten the daylights out of smb.  -. 
;
_Id:
to beat the daylights out of smb.  -. 
;
_Id:
to let daylight into smb.  -.;
_Id:
no daylights! _.  !

daylight lamp
1>   

daylight-saving
1>        
 ;   " "
_Ex:
daylight-saving time  " "

daylong
1>   ;    

dayman
1> 
2> _.  ,    

daymare
1> ,     

daypeep
1>   

days
1> _. ,   
_Ex:
to work days    

dayshine
1>  ;  ;  ;
  

dayside
1> _.   (  )
2> _.     

daysman
1> 
2> _. , 

