# dailies

Pronunciation: say "DAY-leez" US /ˈdeɪliz/, UK /ˈdeɪliːz/

## Noun

1. Plural of daily. — plural of daily
   - Simple: Plural of daily. Use this when you mean more than one daily newspaper.
   - _The major national dailies covered the scandal on their front pages._
   - _Several dailies folded when print advertising collapsed._
2. Lightly edited footage from the previous day's filming, viewed by the production team to assess the work; also called rushes.
   - Simple: The lightly edited film footage from the day before, watched by the crew to check the work.
   - _Every night the editor and director screened the dailies, flagging takes that needed reshooting._
   - _The cinematographer noticed a lighting problem only after studying the dailies the next morning._

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