Definition of dies non in English:

dies non

nounˌdiːeɪz ˈnɒnˌdēāz ˈnän

A day on which no legal business can be done, or which does not count for legal purposes.
Example sentencesExamples
- The 1983 Representation of the People's Act specifically states that a general election cannot be held on a dies non.
- If the last day is a Saturday or Sunday, or other dies non, he ought not to leave it until the last day.
- To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what plans he has to use improved technology to provide for a closing date for absent vote applications nearer the date of elections; what proposals he has to abolish dies non in future calculations of election timetables; and if he will make a statement.
- And although there are two lines, each sends its boats on the same days with the other; so that if the traveler is so unfortunate as to reach Gibraltar on a dies non, there is no alternative but to await tomorrow's embarrassment of riches.
- Obligations maturing on a ‘dies non’ are to be discharged the day after.

Origin

Latin, short for dies non juridicus 'non-judicial day'.

Definition of dies non in US English:

dies non

nounˌdēāz ˈnän

A day on which no legal business can be done, or which does not count for legal purposes.
Example sentencesExamples
- Obligations maturing on a ‘dies non’ are to be discharged the day after.
- If the last day is a Saturday or Sunday, or other dies non, he ought not to leave it until the last day.
- The 1983 Representation of the People's Act specifically states that a general election cannot be held on a dies non.
- And although there are two lines, each sends its boats on the same days with the other; so that if the traveler is so unfortunate as to reach Gibraltar on a dies non, there is no alternative but to await tomorrow's embarrassment of riches.
- To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what plans he has to use improved technology to provide for a closing date for absent vote applications nearer the date of elections; what proposals he has to abolish dies non in future calculations of election timetables; and if he will make a statement.

Origin

Latin, short for dies non juridicus ‘non-judicial day’.

单词	dies non
释义	Definition of dies non in English: dies non nounˌdiːeɪz ˈnɒnˌdēāz ˈnän A day on which no legal business can be done, or which does not count for legal purposes. Example sentencesExamples The 1983 Representation of the People's Act specifically states that a general election cannot be held on a dies non. If the last day is a Saturday or Sunday, or other dies non, he ought not to leave it until the last day. To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what plans he has to use improved technology to provide for a closing date for absent vote applications nearer the date of elections; what proposals he has to abolish dies non in future calculations of election timetables; and if he will make a statement. And although there are two lines, each sends its boats on the same days with the other; so that if the traveler is so unfortunate as to reach Gibraltar on a dies non, there is no alternative but to await tomorrow's embarrassment of riches. Obligations maturing on a ‘dies non’ are to be discharged the day after. Origin Latin, short for dies non juridicus 'non-judicial day'. Definition of dies non in US English: dies non nounˌdēāz ˈnän A day on which no legal business can be done, or which does not count for legal purposes. Example sentencesExamples Obligations maturing on a ‘dies non’ are to be discharged the day after. If the last day is a Saturday or Sunday, or other dies non, he ought not to leave it until the last day. The 1983 Representation of the People's Act specifically states that a general election cannot be held on a dies non. And although there are two lines, each sends its boats on the same days with the other; so that if the traveler is so unfortunate as to reach Gibraltar on a dies non, there is no alternative but to await tomorrow's embarrassment of riches. To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what plans he has to use improved technology to provide for a closing date for absent vote applications nearer the date of elections; what proposals he has to abolish dies non in future calculations of election timetables; and if he will make a statement. Origin Latin, short for dies non juridicus ‘non-judicial day’.
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