"day-to-day" nach Englisch mit Beispielen - Kollokationen-Wörterbuch Englisch

day-to-day Adjektiv

day-to-day + Substantiv

Kolokacji: 67

day-to-day operation • day-to-day life • day-to-day basis • day-to-day management • day-to-day running • day-to-day activity • ...

Kolokacji: 13

Grup znaczeniowych: 15

(1) operation, running, functioning

Kolokacji: 3

(2) life, existence, living, survival

Kolokacji: 4

(3) basis, detail

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 9

1. day-to-day management = zarządzanie operatywne day-to-day management

2. day-to-day administration = codzienne zarządzanie day-to-day administration

3. day-to-day struggle = zwykła walka day-to-day struggle

4. day-to-day manager = codzienny kierownik day-to-day manager

5. day-to-day politics = codzienna polityka day-to-day politics

6. day-to-day oversight = codzienne niedopatrzenie day-to-day oversight

7. day-to-day governance = codzienne rządy day-to-day governance

8. day-to-day transaction = codzienna transakcja day-to-day transaction

Recent experience has shown, he said, that banks need reserves at the current level to cover day-to-day transactions.
Such bars were unsuitable for day-to-day transactions, but largely achieved the goal of keeping the gold in the vaults.
These protections, under the Consumer Protection Act, 2002, cover most common day-to-day transactions.
Online privacy is a growing concern for consumers as more day-to-day transactions take place electronically.
These powers of attorney were only for day-to-day transactions.
It doesn't show day-to-day transactions or the current profitability of the business.
If such costs were reflected in day-to-day transactions, these theorists say, society would pay more attention to what is lost when land is "developed."
Of course it was predictable that national currencies would not be replaced by the euro very quickly in day-to-day transactions within the Member States.
But for day-to-day financial transactions, licensed check cashers are a cost-effective alternative to banks.
Money is demanded both to finance day-to-day transactions and as an asset, perhaps being part of an individual's or firm's speculative activity.