Definition
Definition of daytimer - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
plannerDated US book or device for scheduling daily activitiesDated US
- She always carries her daytimer to keep track of meetings.
2.
radioDated US AM radio station broadcasting only during daytimeDated US
- The daytimer station signed off at sunset.
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book or device for scheduling daily activities
Origin of daytimer
English, day (day) + timer (timekeeper)
Examples of daytimer in a sentence
I bought a new daytimer for the upcoming year. The daytimer aired its last show at dusk. Listeners tuned in to the daytimer for morning news.
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- French:agenda, station diurne, ...
- German:Tagesplaner, Tagessender, ...
- Italian:pianificatore, stazione diurna, ...
- Spanish:planificador, emisora diurna, ...
- Portuguese:planeador diário, estação diurna, ...
- Chinese:日程本, 日间电台, ...
- Japanese:手帳, デイタイマー, ...
- Arabic:مُنَظِّم, مَحَطَّة إِذَاعَة نَهَارِيَّة, ...
- Hebrew:יוֹמָן, תַּחֲנַת רַדְיוֹ יוֹמִית, ...
- Russian:ежедневник, дневная радиостанция, ...
- Ukrainian:щоденник, денна радіостанція, ...
- Hindi:डायरी, डे टाइमर, ...
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