Days

don’t give up the day job

don’t give up the day job Meaning: a usually humorous way of telling someone not to pursue something full time as he or she is not good at ... Read on

yesterday’s man

yesterday’s man Meaning: someone especially a politician whose career is finished someone who has passed the peak of his or her career Example: The officer is retiring from ... Read on

early days

it’s early days yet Meaning: it is too soon to make a judgment about something a time too soon to come to a conclusion the starting phase of ... Read on

till doomsday

till doomsday Meaning: – for a very long time – for all time, – forever Examples: 1. You could try to convince her till doomsday, but she will ... Read on

day of reckoning

day of reckoning Meaning: the time when an unpleasant situation has to be dealt with. Example: Ignoring the study near exams will definitely bring you the day of ... Read on

day in, day out

day in, day out Meaning: every day, without respite. Example: Life feels too boring when you go to office for work day in, day out.

all in a day’s work

all in a day’s work Meaning | Synonyms refers to the work that is done regularly by someone all part of one’s normal routine or job or range ... Read on

win the day

win the day Meaning: win a war or a fight or competition etc. Example: The opposition win the day in the debate over the judge’s impeachment.

call it a day

call it a day Meaning stop doing something, especially working to give up work and go back to home finishing the work of a day to discontinue some regular activity Example Sentences After ... Read on

born yesterday

born yesterday Meaning naive; inexperienced someone, like a new born baby with no experience to be stupid or easy to mislead The idiomatic expression is typically used in ... Read on

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