Definition of daybook in English:

daybook

noun ˈdeɪbʊkˈdeɪbʊk

1An account book in which a day's transactions are entered for later transfer to a ledger.
日记账
Example sentencesExamples
- Daniel Burnap's daybooks and ledgers record the sale of forty-nine clocks over a twenty-year period.
- The daybook entries of Potter and Allen in Oakham, Massachusetts, for example, include entries for moccasins, mats, and baskets in the 1830s.
- One of the many entries in the daybook carefully records the number of gallons of whiskey and cider used to pay Dabney Carr, the nephew of Thomas Jefferson.
- Further contact with his descendants yielded daybooks from about 1881, when he started up business as an independent craftsman.
- Entries in the daybook show date of purchase, name of purchaser, items bought and cost.
- The daybook kept by Joshua Shipman, a cabinetmaker, records a brisk business between 1796 and 1803.
- Swan appears as a customer in Revere's daybooks every year between 1782 and 1787.
- The shopkeeper's role as a banker is also evident from several entries recorded in the daybook during 1796.
- A vet is required to keep all records of testing in daybooks filled in at the time of the test
- The front page of one of the daybooks includes a heading for a ‘butter account’.
- When he turned twenty-one, he began to keep a daybook in which he listed everything he owed and everything owed him.
- During the 19th century account numbers began to replace slashes to indicate posting of daybook entries.
Synonyms
notepad, notebook, pad, memo pad, exercise book, binder
2North American A diary.
〈北美〉日记
Example sentencesExamples
- A daybook, or journal, can be a seedbed for ideas.
- I returned home with a daybook bulging with inspiration.
- Consequently, I then began to read the therapist notes, the daybooks, and the expert reports by a variety of mental health professionals.
- If this reader wants to be like Ink, she can begin by writing some short opinion pieces in a daybook.
- The history of upper-class folk in the Old South is documented through journals, diaries, daybooks, and material possessions.
- Robert has checked his daybook - his survey was at end Sept. 93.
- ‘All the writing in the daybook is a form of talking to myself, a way of thinking on paper,’ says Murray.
- I still carried home a daybook full of things I want to remember, put into practice, take to heart, and share with others.
- In a daybook or journal, begin to keep a record of interesting character names and place names related to your community.
- I enjoyed it so much that it inspired me to dig out my daybook from a seminar five years ago.
- It's all routine, all noted in my daybook, and much if not all of it has happened before.
Synonyms
diary, day-by-day account, daily record, log, logbook, weblog, blog, vlog, moblog, yearbook

Rhymes

playbook

Definition of daybook in US English:

daybook

nounˈdābo͝okˈdeɪbʊk

1An account book in which a day's transactions are entered for later transfer to a ledger.
日记账
Example sentencesExamples
- Daniel Burnap's daybooks and ledgers record the sale of forty-nine clocks over a twenty-year period.
- Entries in the daybook show date of purchase, name of purchaser, items bought and cost.
- During the 19th century account numbers began to replace slashes to indicate posting of daybook entries.
- Further contact with his descendants yielded daybooks from about 1881, when he started up business as an independent craftsman.
- The daybook entries of Potter and Allen in Oakham, Massachusetts, for example, include entries for moccasins, mats, and baskets in the 1830s.
- The shopkeeper's role as a banker is also evident from several entries recorded in the daybook during 1796.
- A vet is required to keep all records of testing in daybooks filled in at the time of the test
- When he turned twenty-one, he began to keep a daybook in which he listed everything he owed and everything owed him.
- One of the many entries in the daybook carefully records the number of gallons of whiskey and cider used to pay Dabney Carr, the nephew of Thomas Jefferson.
- The front page of one of the daybooks includes a heading for a ‘butter account’.
- Swan appears as a customer in Revere's daybooks every year between 1782 and 1787.
- The daybook kept by Joshua Shipman, a cabinetmaker, records a brisk business between 1796 and 1803.
Synonyms
notepad, notebook, pad, memo pad, exercise book, binder
1. 1.1North American A diary.
  〈北美〉日记
  Example sentencesExamples
  The history of upper-class folk in the Old South is documented through journals, diaries, daybooks, and material possessions.
  I enjoyed it so much that it inspired me to dig out my daybook from a seminar five years ago.
  In a daybook or journal, begin to keep a record of interesting character names and place names related to your community.
  If this reader wants to be like Ink, she can begin by writing some short opinion pieces in a daybook.
  ‘All the writing in the daybook is a form of talking to myself, a way of thinking on paper,’ says Murray.
  It's all routine, all noted in my daybook, and much if not all of it has happened before.
  Consequently, I then began to read the therapist notes, the daybooks, and the expert reports by a variety of mental health professionals.
  A daybook, or journal, can be a seedbed for ideas.
  I still carried home a daybook full of things I want to remember, put into practice, take to heart, and share with others.
  I returned home with a daybook bulging with inspiration.
  Robert has checked his daybook - his survey was at end Sept. 93.
  Synonyms
  diary, day-by-day account, daily record, log, logbook, weblog, blog, vlog, moblog, yearbook

词汇	daybook
释义	Definition of daybook in English: daybook noun ˈdeɪbʊkˈdeɪbʊk 1An account book in which a day's transactions are entered for later transfer to a ledger. 日记账 Example sentencesExamples Daniel Burnap's daybooks and ledgers record the sale of forty-nine clocks over a twenty-year period. The daybook entries of Potter and Allen in Oakham, Massachusetts, for example, include entries for moccasins, mats, and baskets in the 1830s. One of the many entries in the daybook carefully records the number of gallons of whiskey and cider used to pay Dabney Carr, the nephew of Thomas Jefferson. Further contact with his descendants yielded daybooks from about 1881, when he started up business as an independent craftsman. Entries in the daybook show date of purchase, name of purchaser, items bought and cost. The daybook kept by Joshua Shipman, a cabinetmaker, records a brisk business between 1796 and 1803. Swan appears as a customer in Revere's daybooks every year between 1782 and 1787. The shopkeeper's role as a banker is also evident from several entries recorded in the daybook during 1796. A vet is required to keep all records of testing in daybooks filled in at the time of the test The front page of one of the daybooks includes a heading for a ‘butter account’. When he turned twenty-one, he began to keep a daybook in which he listed everything he owed and everything owed him. During the 19th century account numbers began to replace slashes to indicate posting of daybook entries. Synonyms notepad, notebook, pad, memo pad, exercise book, binder 2North American A diary. 〈北美〉日记 Example sentencesExamples A daybook, or journal, can be a seedbed for ideas. I returned home with a daybook bulging with inspiration. Consequently, I then began to read the therapist notes, the daybooks, and the expert reports by a variety of mental health professionals. If this reader wants to be like Ink, she can begin by writing some short opinion pieces in a daybook. The history of upper-class folk in the Old South is documented through journals, diaries, daybooks, and material possessions. Robert has checked his daybook - his survey was at end Sept. 93. ‘All the writing in the daybook is a form of talking to myself, a way of thinking on paper,’ says Murray. I still carried home a daybook full of things I want to remember, put into practice, take to heart, and share with others. In a daybook or journal, begin to keep a record of interesting character names and place names related to your community. I enjoyed it so much that it inspired me to dig out my daybook from a seminar five years ago. It's all routine, all noted in my daybook, and much if not all of it has happened before. Synonyms diary, day-by-day account, daily record, log, logbook, weblog, blog, vlog, moblog, yearbook Rhymes playbook Definition of daybook in US English: daybook nounˈdābo͝okˈdeɪbʊk 1An account book in which a day's transactions are entered for later transfer to a ledger. 日记账 Example sentencesExamples Daniel Burnap's daybooks and ledgers record the sale of forty-nine clocks over a twenty-year period. Entries in the daybook show date of purchase, name of purchaser, items bought and cost. During the 19th century account numbers began to replace slashes to indicate posting of daybook entries. Further contact with his descendants yielded daybooks from about 1881, when he started up business as an independent craftsman. The daybook entries of Potter and Allen in Oakham, Massachusetts, for example, include entries for moccasins, mats, and baskets in the 1830s. The shopkeeper's role as a banker is also evident from several entries recorded in the daybook during 1796. A vet is required to keep all records of testing in daybooks filled in at the time of the test When he turned twenty-one, he began to keep a daybook in which he listed everything he owed and everything owed him. One of the many entries in the daybook carefully records the number of gallons of whiskey and cider used to pay Dabney Carr, the nephew of Thomas Jefferson. The front page of one of the daybooks includes a heading for a ‘butter account’. Swan appears as a customer in Revere's daybooks every year between 1782 and 1787. The daybook kept by Joshua Shipman, a cabinetmaker, records a brisk business between 1796 and 1803. Synonyms notepad, notebook, pad, memo pad, exercise book, binder 1.1North American A diary. 〈北美〉日记 Example sentencesExamples The history of upper-class folk in the Old South is documented through journals, diaries, daybooks, and material possessions. I enjoyed it so much that it inspired me to dig out my daybook from a seminar five years ago. In a daybook or journal, begin to keep a record of interesting character names and place names related to your community. If this reader wants to be like Ink, she can begin by writing some short opinion pieces in a daybook. ‘All the writing in the daybook is a form of talking to myself, a way of thinking on paper,’ says Murray. It's all routine, all noted in my daybook, and much if not all of it has happened before. Consequently, I then began to read the therapist notes, the daybooks, and the expert reports by a variety of mental health professionals. A daybook, or journal, can be a seedbed for ideas. I still carried home a daybook full of things I want to remember, put into practice, take to heart, and share with others. I returned home with a daybook bulging with inspiration. Robert has checked his daybook - his survey was at end Sept. 93. Synonyms diary, day-by-day account, daily record, log, logbook, weblog, blog, vlog, moblog, yearbook
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