释义 |
workadaywork‧a‧day /ˈwɜːkədeɪ $ ˈwɜːr-/ adjective [only before noun]  workadayOrigin: 1800-1900 workyday (16-19 centuries), from workyday ‘working day’ (16-19 centuries), from workeday (12-16 centuries), from work + day - Terry deals with the workaday details of running a store.
- After the opulence of the rest of the palace, the workaday Tudor Kitchens come as something of a relief.
- And here sits Rusty Sabich, thirty-nine years old, full of lifelong burdens and workaday fatigue.
- Even at its most workaday, shop life held a hint of drama and spectacle.
- Sometimes, complete new pieces of biochemical equipment evolve, but more often workaday genes are pressed into service.
- The civilization underlying it, that of modest workaday life, had very little share in it.
- They find it easier to listen to their own thoughts and ideas rather than to focus on the workaday world.
ordinary and not interesting SYN everyday: He promised to tackle the workaday matters affecting people’s daily lives. |