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daily

Meaning in simple English

US /ˈdeɪli/

daily means: Happening or done every day.

adjective

EVERY DAYA2

Happening or done every day.

  • A daily swim keeps her fit.
  • He records his daily expenses in a notebook.
  • What is your daily routine?

Similar words: everyday

Common phrases: daily exercise, daily routine, daily life, daily meeting

noun

DAILY PUBLICATIONB2

A newspaper or other publication that comes out every day.

  • She reads the local daily.
  • Two national dailies reported the story.
  • The daily printed his letter on its front page.

Similar words: daily newspaper

Common phrases: local daily, national daily, read a daily

HOUSE CLEANERC2

A person who comes to clean someone’s home each day.

  • Their daily cleans the kitchen.
  • They employed a daily to help with the housework.
  • The daily arrived each morning and left before lunch.

Similar words: cleaner, housekeeper

Common phrases: employ a daily, hire a daily, our daily

adverb

EACH DAYA2

Every day, usually once each day.

  • I exercise daily.
  • The website is updated daily.
  • She takes this medicine daily after breakfast.

Similar words: every day

Common phrases: exercise daily, check daily, take something daily

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