A1 adverb 中性 #4,684 最常用

daily

/ˈdeɪ.li/

The word daily describes something that happens every day or once in every twenty-four-hour period. It is used to explain the frequency of a habit, task, or regular event.

例句

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1

I take a shower daily to feel fresh.

I take a shower every day to feel fresh.

2

The security logs are reviewed daily by the department head.

The security records are checked every day by the boss.

3

I call my mom daily just to say hi.

I phone my mother every day just to say hello.

词族

名词
day
副词
daily
形容词
daily
相关
diary
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记忆技巧

Think of the word 'Day' and add '-ly' to show how often something happens, just like 'Month' becomes 'Monthly'.

快速测验

To stay healthy, you should eat fruit and vegetables _______.

正确!

正确答案是: daily

例句

1

I take a shower daily to feel fresh.

everyday

I take a shower every day to feel fresh.

2

The security logs are reviewed daily by the department head.

formal

The security records are checked every day by the boss.

3

I call my mom daily just to say hi.

informal

I phone my mother every day just to say hello.

4

The specimens were monitored daily to track growth patterns.

academic

The samples were watched every day to see how they grew.

5

The team meets daily for a quick status update.

business

The workers meet every day for a short progress report.

词族

名词
day
副词
daily
形容词
daily
相关
diary

常见搭配

exercise daily to work out every single day
read daily to read something every day
update daily to refresh information every day
practice daily to train a skill every day
clean daily to tidy a space every day

常用短语

on a daily basis

happening every day

daily bread

the basic things or money needed to live

daily grind

the difficult or boring routine of everyday work

容易混淆的词

daily vs dayly

This is a common misspelling; the correct spelling always uses an 'i'.

daily vs diary

A diary is a book where you write daily, but 'daily' is how often you do it.

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使用说明

As an adverb, 'daily' usually follows the verb it describes or appears at the very end of the sentence. It can also function as an adjective (e.g., 'a daily newspaper').

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常见错误

Learners sometimes use 'every daily' which is incorrect; use either 'daily' or 'every day'.

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记忆技巧

Think of the word 'Day' and add '-ly' to show how often something happens, just like 'Month' becomes 'Monthly'.

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词源

From the Old English 'dæglic', which combines 'dæg' (day) and '-lic' (having the qualities of).

语法模式

Used as an adverb to modify verbs of action No comparative or superlative form (cannot be 'dailier') Functions as both an adjective and an adverb without changing form
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文化背景

In many Western cultures, daily routines like drinking coffee or checking email are considered essential for productivity.

快速测验

To stay healthy, you should eat fruit and vegetables _______.

正确!

正确答案是: daily

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