daily

10 definitions • 17 examples

happening on or relating to every day:

Take the tablets twice daily.

Exercise has become part of my daily routine.

We back up our computer files at work on a daily basis.

daily grind She's looking forward to retiring and ending the daily grind (= hard, boring work or duty) of working in an office.

a newspaper that is published every day of the week except Sunday:

The story was on the front page of all the dailies.

The dailies all report that he denies the allegations.

film that has been just been shot, before it has been edited (= changed, for example by having parts removed):

The director was viewing dailies from the previous night's filming.

When the film comes in, it's just dailies.

a person who is employed to clean someone else's home

every day, or often:

Those are the kinds of problems we face on the daily.

When I moved to Australia, I expected to hear phrases like "G'day" and "cobber" on the daily, but nobody seemed to say them.

They seem to drink wine on the daily.

happening on or relating to every day, or every working day:

Take the pills twice daily.

Exercise is part of my daily routine.

a newspaper published every day of the week or every day except the weekend

happening or done every day:

a daily meeting

Will I be involved in the management of the business on a daily basis?

existing or true for a single day:

There has been an agreement to increase the daily rate of pay for temporary staff.

every day:

The new website will allow subscribers to check daily for new job listings.