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10 Language-to-English DictionariesBusy Day
/ˈbɪzi deɪ/Comprehensive Definitions & Senses
2 senses- 1
A day characterized by a high level of activity or numerous tasks.
"Today is going to be a busy day with back-to-back meetings." - 2
A day when one has little free time due to obligations or responsibilities.
"She always dreads busy days when she has to juggle work and family commitments."
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Linguistic Origin & Historical Etymology
The term 'busy' originates from the Old English 'bysig', meaning 'careful, anxious, or occupied'. 'Day' comes from the Old English 'dæg', referring to the period of light between dawn and dusk. The combination reflects a period filled with activities or tasks.
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10 Global Lexicons: How "Busy Day" is said worldwide
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journée chargée
Transliteration: zhoor-nay shar-zhay
"Aujourd'hui sera une journée chargée avec beaucoup de réunions."
beschäftigter Tag
Transliteration: be-shäft-ig-ter tahg
"Heute wird ein beschäftigter Tag mit vielen Terminen sein."
giornata impegnativa
Transliteration: jor-nah-tah im-peh-nyah-tivah
"Oggi sarà una giornata impegnativa con molte riunioni."
día ocupado
Transliteration: dee-ah oh-koo-pah-doh
"Hoy será un día ocupado con muchas reuniones."
dia ocupado
Transliteration: jee-ah oh-koo-pah-doh
"Hoje será um dia ocupado com muitas reuniões."
व्यस्त दिन
Transliteration: vyast din
"आज एक व्यस्त दिन होगा।"
忙碌的一天
Transliteration: mánglù de yītiān
"今天将是忙碌的一天。"
바쁜 하루
Transliteration: bappeun haru
"오늘은 바쁜 하루가 될 것입니다."
忙しい日
Transliteration: isogashii hi
"今日は忙しい日になるでしょう。"
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