Everyday Meaning in English

word

US

/ˈɛvɹiˈdeɪ/

EV-ree-day

UK

/ˈɛvɹɪdˌeɪ/

EV-ree-day

التعريف

Used to describe things that are ordinary, common, or part of normal daily life. It is an adjective, different from 'every day,' which means each day.

الاستخدام والفروق الدقيقة

A very common learner mistake is confusing 'everyday' and 'every day.' Use 'everyday' before a noun: 'everyday clothes,' 'everyday life.' It usually means ordinary, not special, and is common in neutral everyday English.

• Spanish: cotidiano - diario
• Portuguese (BR): cotidiano - diário
• Portuguese (PT): quotidiano - diário
• Chinese (Simplified): 日常的 - 每天的
• Chinese (Traditional): 日常的 - 每天的
• Hindi: रोज़मर्रा का - दैनिक
• Arabic: يومي - اعتيادي
• Bengali: প্রাত্যহিক - দৈনন্দিন
• Russian: повседневный - обыденный
• Japanese: 日常の - 普段の
• Vietnamese: hằng ngày - thường ngày
• Korean: 일상적인 - 평범한
• Turkish: gündelik - günlük (sıradan)
• Urdu: روزمرہ - معمولی
• Indonesian: sehari-hari - biasa

جمل نموذجية

These shoes are good for everyday use.

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She likes simple, everyday clothes.

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Stress is part of everyday life.

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It’s amazing how everyday moments can become your favorite memories.

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We’re so busy that even everyday tasks feel exhausting sometimes.

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The movie finds drama in everyday family life.

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