D-Day

noun

/ˈdiː deɪ/

[uncountable]

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a date on which something important is expected to happen
CultureThe Allies were led by General Dwight D Eisenhower, and defeated the German forces defending the beaches. The secret name of the operation was 'Overlord'. It is also often called the Normandy landings. The 'D' is short for 'day'. In the First World War 'H-hour' was used for the time of a planned attack.see also the Mulberry harbours
Word OriginFrom the name given to 6 June 1944, the day on which the British, US and other armies landed on the beaches of northern France in the Second World War.

单词	D-Day
释义	D-Day noun /ˈdiː deɪ/ /ˈdiː deɪ/ [uncountable] jump to other results a date on which something important is expected to happen CultureThe Allies were led by General Dwight D Eisenhower, and defeated the German forces defending the beaches. The secret name of the operation was 'Overlord'. It is also often called the Normandy landings. The 'D' is short for 'day'. In the First World War 'H-hour' was used for the time of a planned attack.see also the Mulberry harbours Word OriginFrom the name given to 6 June 1944, the day on which the British, US and other armies landed on the beaches of northern France in the Second World War.
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