Definition of day care in English:

day care

noun

mass noun

1Daytime care for people who cannot be fully independent, such as children or elderly people.
children would be looked after in day care and mothers would work
as modifier day-care facilities
Example sentencesExamples
- Age Concern appealed to politicians last week not to raise day care charges for the elderly.
- Two day care centres for disabled people, the only ones in the area, are being shut down too.
- It also cares for people with brain injuries and stroke victims, and provides respite and day care services.
- Senior citizens enrolled in day care centres will be served free mid-day meals.
- It's clear there aren't standards in place for nurseries and day care centres.
- Schools facing closures could incorporate day-care facilities.
- People depending on day care help in Swindon are going to have to pay more for services.
- All monies collected are used to supplement the home support service and day care centre in Dunally.
- The council says its home care and day care charges are in line with the Government's fairer charges criteria.
- Breda Costello received an award for her work with the elderly in the day care centre.
- They offer a complete range of day care and early education facilities.
- This is the reality of day care provision for many people with disabilities and the elderly in Bristol.
- Of course, fees are much higher in London: day care for my two children costs over £100 a day.
- Grandparents commonly help raise children, although day-care facilities are available for working mothers.
- This makes the issue of providing quality, affordable day care of great interest to many families.
- Services including elderly day care, a sports centre and welfare and immigration advice have been closed to the public.
- He said they were hoping to get interim funding from social services to re-open day care sessions for elderly people.
- This might encompass some residential care, day care and sheltered housing side by side.
- This will include new home care packages, more home help, and more day-care support.
- The 24-year-old who has Down's Syndrome has had no day care services for five years.
1. 1.1daycareNorth American count noun A day centre.
  we have encountered problems trying to find a daycare willing to accept him
  I never went to daycare
  Example sentencesExamples
  And the people who work in our daycares need to be paid a living wage that recognizes how important their job is.
  Drake passed a Catholic church and a daycare with a playground.
  Even though Ayla had a job at a daycare, it was just because she liked kids.
  Now he's fighting to save the park in the lot between his daycare and the restaurant.
  At daycare they learn to be compassionate and cooperative human beings.
  After many years of fund-raising, site decisions, and waiting, the new daycare is now a reality.
  Perfect punk rock for the kiddies, this is coming soon to a daycare near you!
  There are not many daycares in Japan that take newborns.
  After that she too would try to find work and they would find a suitable daycare for the baby.
  We were asking, Why are there so many daycares in this town?
  Flu continued to close schools and daycares in several communities this week.
  I wanted to give him the chance to go to a daycare at least part-time.
  Tommy and Kim sent them to a private daycare that ran a Pre-Kindergarten program.
  Your child can return to school or daycare when she is no longer contagious.
  Natacia left a note that said my dad was at work, she was at a photo shoot and Lyndsay was at a new daycare.
  Corporate daycares are booming since welfare reform forced moms out of college and into dead-end jobs.
  I'm not saying that all daycares are like that, but when you have a bad experience, you don't want to try it again.
  Critics charge that the rules and regulations concerning the creation or expansion of subsidized daycares are too vague and too mired in bureaucracy.
  Daycares are, in fact, required to bring children outdoors at least once a day.
  Somehow I developed the delusion that once Ben was in a good daycare, everything would be fine.

Definition of day care in US English:

day care

nounˈdā ˌke(ə)rˈdeɪ ˌkɛ(ə)r

Daytime care for the needs of people who cannot be fully independent, such as children or elderly people.
family issues such as day care
as modifier a day-care center for employees' children
Example sentencesExamples
- Breda Costello received an award for her work with the elderly in the day care centre.
- Senior citizens enrolled in day care centres will be served free mid-day meals.
- This makes the issue of providing quality, affordable day care of great interest to many families.
- Services including elderly day care, a sports centre and welfare and immigration advice have been closed to the public.
- Age Concern appealed to politicians last week not to raise day care charges for the elderly.
- They offer a complete range of day care and early education facilities.
- Grandparents commonly help raise children, although day-care facilities are available for working mothers.
- People depending on day care help in Swindon are going to have to pay more for services.
- Schools facing closures could incorporate day-care facilities.
- It also cares for people with brain injuries and stroke victims, and provides respite and day care services.
- This will include new home care packages, more home help, and more day-care support.
- This is the reality of day care provision for many people with disabilities and the elderly in Bristol.
- All monies collected are used to supplement the home support service and day care centre in Dunally.
- Of course, fees are much higher in London: day care for my two children costs over £100 a day.
- He said they were hoping to get interim funding from social services to re-open day care sessions for elderly people.
- The council says its home care and day care charges are in line with the Government's fairer charges criteria.
- This might encompass some residential care, day care and sheltered housing side by side.
- It's clear there aren't standards in place for nurseries and day care centres.
- The 24-year-old who has Down's Syndrome has had no day care services for five years.
- Two day care centres for disabled people, the only ones in the area, are being shut down too.

单词	day care
释义	Definition of day care in English: day care noun mass noun 1Daytime care for people who cannot be fully independent, such as children or elderly people. children would be looked after in day care and mothers would work as modifier day-care facilities Example sentencesExamples Age Concern appealed to politicians last week not to raise day care charges for the elderly. Two day care centres for disabled people, the only ones in the area, are being shut down too. It also cares for people with brain injuries and stroke victims, and provides respite and day care services. Senior citizens enrolled in day care centres will be served free mid-day meals. It's clear there aren't standards in place for nurseries and day care centres. Schools facing closures could incorporate day-care facilities. People depending on day care help in Swindon are going to have to pay more for services. All monies collected are used to supplement the home support service and day care centre in Dunally. The council says its home care and day care charges are in line with the Government's fairer charges criteria. Breda Costello received an award for her work with the elderly in the day care centre. They offer a complete range of day care and early education facilities. This is the reality of day care provision for many people with disabilities and the elderly in Bristol. Of course, fees are much higher in London: day care for my two children costs over £100 a day. Grandparents commonly help raise children, although day-care facilities are available for working mothers. This makes the issue of providing quality, affordable day care of great interest to many families. Services including elderly day care, a sports centre and welfare and immigration advice have been closed to the public. He said they were hoping to get interim funding from social services to re-open day care sessions for elderly people. This might encompass some residential care, day care and sheltered housing side by side. This will include new home care packages, more home help, and more day-care support. The 24-year-old who has Down's Syndrome has had no day care services for five years. 1.1daycareNorth American count noun A day centre. we have encountered problems trying to find a daycare willing to accept him I never went to daycare Example sentencesExamples And the people who work in our daycares need to be paid a living wage that recognizes how important their job is. Drake passed a Catholic church and a daycare with a playground. Even though Ayla had a job at a daycare, it was just because she liked kids. Now he's fighting to save the park in the lot between his daycare and the restaurant. At daycare they learn to be compassionate and cooperative human beings. After many years of fund-raising, site decisions, and waiting, the new daycare is now a reality. Perfect punk rock for the kiddies, this is coming soon to a daycare near you! There are not many daycares in Japan that take newborns. After that she too would try to find work and they would find a suitable daycare for the baby. We were asking, Why are there so many daycares in this town? Flu continued to close schools and daycares in several communities this week. I wanted to give him the chance to go to a daycare at least part-time. Tommy and Kim sent them to a private daycare that ran a Pre-Kindergarten program. Your child can return to school or daycare when she is no longer contagious. Natacia left a note that said my dad was at work, she was at a photo shoot and Lyndsay was at a new daycare. Corporate daycares are booming since welfare reform forced moms out of college and into dead-end jobs. I'm not saying that all daycares are like that, but when you have a bad experience, you don't want to try it again. Critics charge that the rules and regulations concerning the creation or expansion of subsidized daycares are too vague and too mired in bureaucracy. Daycares are, in fact, required to bring children outdoors at least once a day. Somehow I developed the delusion that once Ben was in a good daycare, everything would be fine. Definition of day care in US English: day care nounˈdā ˌke(ə)rˈdeɪ ˌkɛ(ə)r Daytime care for the needs of people who cannot be fully independent, such as children or elderly people. family issues such as day care as modifier a day-care center for employees' children Example sentencesExamples Breda Costello received an award for her work with the elderly in the day care centre. Senior citizens enrolled in day care centres will be served free mid-day meals. This makes the issue of providing quality, affordable day care of great interest to many families. Services including elderly day care, a sports centre and welfare and immigration advice have been closed to the public. Age Concern appealed to politicians last week not to raise day care charges for the elderly. They offer a complete range of day care and early education facilities. Grandparents commonly help raise children, although day-care facilities are available for working mothers. People depending on day care help in Swindon are going to have to pay more for services. Schools facing closures could incorporate day-care facilities. It also cares for people with brain injuries and stroke victims, and provides respite and day care services. This will include new home care packages, more home help, and more day-care support. This is the reality of day care provision for many people with disabilities and the elderly in Bristol. All monies collected are used to supplement the home support service and day care centre in Dunally. Of course, fees are much higher in London: day care for my two children costs over £100 a day. He said they were hoping to get interim funding from social services to re-open day care sessions for elderly people. The council says its home care and day care charges are in line with the Government's fairer charges criteria. This might encompass some residential care, day care and sheltered housing side by side. It's clear there aren't standards in place for nurseries and day care centres. The 24-year-old who has Down's Syndrome has had no day care services for five years. Two day care centres for disabled people, the only ones in the area, are being shut down too.
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