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day-to-day russian

  • совпада́ть

    to coincide, to fall on the same day, to clash (of events)

    to agree, to match, to tally, to be identical

    to coincide, to overlap exactly

  • теку́щий

    current, present, present-day

    routine, day-to-day, recurring

    flowing, running

  • выпада́ть

    to fall out, to drop out, to come out

    to fall on (a date), to come on (a day)

    to fall to (someone's lot), to come one's way, to get (a chance) by chance

  • операти́вный

    prompt, efficient, quick, responsive

    operational, operative, day-to-day

    operational, task-force, operative (police)

    surgical

  • повседне́вный

    everyday, daily, day-to-day

    casual, everyday (clothes)

  • заря́

    dawn, daybreak, morning glow

    evening glow, afterglow, sunset glow

    from dawn to dusk, all day long

    at the crack of dawn, very early

    tattoo (bugle call), retreat

  • фантази́ровать

    to fantasize, to day dream, to make up, to dream up

  • обы́денный

    everyday, day-to-day, daily

    ordinary, commonplace, unremarkable

  • замечта́ться

    to indulge oneself in day-dreaming, to lose oneself in a dream, to be day-dreaming, to fall into a reverie

  • теку́чка

    routine business, day-to-day routine, daily grind

    staff turnover, high turnover of personnel

  • смерка́ться

    to become dark (referring to the day)

  • отгуля́ть

    to finish celebrating, to celebrate (through to the end), to have one's fill of fun

    to take (a day off), to spend (a day off), to use up (one's days off)

  • днева́ть

    to spend the day, to pass the day

  • обихо́дный

    everyday, day-to-day, of everyday use

    current, in common use, commonly used

  • рассвета́ть

    to dawn, to get light, to break (of day)

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