jour

Meaning

1. day
2. daylight, light
3. opening, aperture

Concepts

day

daytime

daylight

holyday

Thanksgiving

noon

light

hole

New Year’s Day

New Year

holiday

bank holiday

midday

during the day

rays of the sun

sunlight

birthday

day-light

one day

two days

the other day

sun

epoch

night

daily

Clarence Day

Clarence Shepard Day Jr.

Day

present

24-hour interval

mean solar day

solar day

twenty-four hour period

twenty-four hours

today

date

particular date

sidereal day

aperture

days

time

hours of work

man-day

working hours

working time

calendar day

Gender

♂️ Masculine

Pronounced as (IPA)

/ʒuʁ/

Etymology

From Old French jor(n), from Late Latin diurnum. Doublet of diurne, a borrowing.

Sentences

Le disque est certifié disque d'or le jour de sa sortie au Québec .

The disc was certified gold on the day of its release in Quebec.

Mr . Fogg n’avait encore ni gagné ni perdu un seul jour .

Mr. Fogg had neither gained nor lost a single day.

Oui , répliqua le sergent Long , et chaque jour la glace tend à s’épaissir.

Yes,replied Sergeant Long, and every day the ice tendstothicken.

Un jour , c'est un véritable talus qui apparaît .

One day, a veritable embankment appears.

En Polynésie française , le est un jour de fête officiel , férié et chômé .

In French Polynesia, the is an official holiday, public holiday and non-working day.

Le même jour , l'empereur du Japon le décora de l'Ordre du Soleil levant .

That same day he was awarded the Fourth Rank Order of the Rising Sun from the Emperor of Japan.

L'opération Apollo est établie le même jour en support à l'opération Enduring Freedom.

Operation Apollo is established on the same day in support of Operation Enduring Freedom.