dailies
SayDAY-leezUS/ˈdeɪliz/UK/ˈdeɪliːz/
- 1Plural of daily. Use this when you mean more than one daily newspaper.
She reads two dailies with her morning coffee.
The newsstand sells all the local dailies.
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- 2The lightly edited film footage from the day before, watched by the crew to check the work.
Like looking at the photos you took yesterday to see which ones came out well.
The director watched the dailies each evening to see how the scenes looked.
After a long shoot, the crew gathered to review the dailies together.
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Note
dailies is a form of daily
daily, noun: A newspaper or comic strip that comes out every day or every weekday. Full entry
- Forms
- dailydailies plural
- Spelling
- daily → dailies: change y to i, add -es
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /z/.
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