英和和英

Night is coming on.

We are free that whole day.

at set of sun

the livelong day

dawdle all day

The sun is up.

an overcast day

draw down the blinds

on that particular day

The sky suddenly became overcast.

The sky was suddenly overcast.

The sky was suddenly filled with (dense) clouds.

One more day to go.

a sticky day

The day starts again.

We are pressed for time.

The sun is up.

That's a bad day for me.

a damp day

The sun sets [goes down].

The sky suddenly becomes covered with clouds.

The sky suddenly became covered with clouds.

Have a great day.

The sun rises [comes up].

I have plans on this day.

an all‐day excursion

The day passed peacefully.

That day shall come.

I have plans on that day.

The sun is rising.

name the day

day by day

day by day

keep one's day

keep one's day

a day's takings

have a day off

a day's proceeds

to have a spare day

as each day comes

day after day

day after day

an intercalary day

the day of reckoning

a day in the future

one day

The sun beats down on our heads.

to live―keep body and soul together―keep the wolf from the door

of an occupational duty, day duty

The sun is obscured.

（on） that day

to expose anything to the sun

a perfect day

It requires time―takes time.

to shade anything from the sun―screen anything from the sun―shield anything from the sun's rays

to fix （upon） the day―set the date―make a date

to spend time

to keep off the sun―shield oneself from the sun―screen anything from the sun

That day's

a dull day