Definition of daytimer in English:

daytimer

noun ˈdeɪtʌɪmə

North American trademark

An appointment diary or an electronic organizer.
Example sentencesExamples
- The instructors all give you a syllabus and all your dates and everything so you put it in your daytimer and plan it like you would your job.
- I marked it in my daytimer so I can't schedule anything else during that time.
- If your daytimer is empty, try filling it up with recitals, although organizing your own show is a lot of hard work.
- The only tools he needs to conduct business are a daytimer, a typewriter and his brain.
- Because Larry had to report at 2 week intervals, he kept a daytimer in which he recorded most (but not all) of his activities.

Definition of daytimer in US English:

daytimer

nounˈdāˌtīmər

North American trademark

An appointment diary or an electronic organizer.
Example sentencesExamples
- Because Larry had to report at 2 week intervals, he kept a daytimer in which he recorded most (but not all) of his activities.
- The instructors all give you a syllabus and all your dates and everything so you put it in your daytimer and plan it like you would your job.
- If your daytimer is empty, try filling it up with recitals, although organizing your own show is a lot of hard work.
- I marked it in my daytimer so I can't schedule anything else during that time.
- The only tools he needs to conduct business are a daytimer, a typewriter and his brain.

词汇	daytimer
释义	Definition of daytimer in English: daytimer noun ˈdeɪtʌɪmə North American trademark An appointment diary or an electronic organizer. Example sentencesExamples The instructors all give you a syllabus and all your dates and everything so you put it in your daytimer and plan it like you would your job. I marked it in my daytimer so I can't schedule anything else during that time. If your daytimer is empty, try filling it up with recitals, although organizing your own show is a lot of hard work. The only tools he needs to conduct business are a daytimer, a typewriter and his brain. Because Larry had to report at 2 week intervals, he kept a daytimer in which he recorded most (but not all) of his activities. Definition of daytimer in US English: daytimer nounˈdāˌtīmər North American trademark An appointment diary or an electronic organizer. Example sentencesExamples Because Larry had to report at 2 week intervals, he kept a daytimer in which he recorded most (but not all) of his activities. The instructors all give you a syllabus and all your dates and everything so you put it in your daytimer and plan it like you would your job. If your daytimer is empty, try filling it up with recitals, although organizing your own show is a lot of hard work. I marked it in my daytimer so I can't schedule anything else during that time. The only tools he needs to conduct business are a daytimer, a typewriter and his brain.
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