diary
noun (diary, diaries)
Everyday
- A diary is a book where you write what happens each day and how you feel. tree →
- A diary is also a book or calendar where you write plans and appointments. tree →
In the lessons
maths: a book with pages written per day; a story word or pages counted (days = total pages ÷ pages per day); English: writing a diary entry, famous diaries from history; everyday life: a homework diary, a nature diary; science: a diary of a plant's growth
Examples
- She writes 2 pages in her diary every day. tree →
- The diary has 120 pages. tree →
- How many days until the diary is full? tree →
- He bought 3 diaries. tree →
- Write a diary entry about your weekend. tree →
- I keep a diary with a lock. tree →
- We kept a diary of the bean plant's growth. tree →
- Anne Frank wrote a famous diary. tree →
- The General's lady kept a diary, and in this diary was recorded every ball she attended and every visit she received. tree →
Note
Often a rate (pages per day) and a total (pages in the diary): days = total ÷ rate. Trap: do not confuse diary with dairy (milk). Plural: diaries. US English also says «journal».
On Mova
- Trees and pragmatics of «diary» in the school dictionary: every meaning and example parsed by Mova, with its dependency tree and frames.
- «diary» in the school dictionary on Mova free.
This page in Markdown → https://md.dictionary.elamur.ai/free/en/english/diary/