Summary
day to day {noun}
vie quotidienne
day-to-day {adjective}
quotidien · journalier
Our partners
English-French translation for "day to day"
"day to day" French translation
day to day {noun}
day to day {noun}
Anyway, what do we find most annoying on a day-to-day basis?
We need to avoid being over-prescriptive and interfering in citizens ' day-to-day lives.
These are the questions that affect the day-to-day life of our citizens, and our partnership should address them.
That is of course not always possible, and certainly not in the day-to-day retail market.
day-to-day {adjective}
day-to-day {adj.} (also: quotidian)
There will be no day-to-day contact if that is the case.
As for argument – day-to-day political argument – well, we need that too.
Yet that message does not seem to get through to them on a day-to-day basis and we have to ask why.
Mr President, ladies and gentlemen, democracy is based on the approval of the people from day to day.
day-to-day {adj.} (also: daily)
Usage examples
Similar translations for "day to day" in French
You live from day to day
Now the day-to-day reality.
Meanwhile, the day-to-day reality is disappointing.
The report furthermore disregards day-to-day practice.
But just for day-to-day stuff, notes are really useful.
Their interests are the focus of our day-to-day efforts.
But we must not narrow our view to operational day-to-day affairs.
Then it goes and cuts the expenditure on day-to-day policy.
He also writes comic books which deal with his day-to-day pains and pleasures.
The forces there cannot responsibly administer day-to-day activities in the country.
The proposal for a computerised system for monitoring on a day-to-day basis is being examined.
Secondly, we need a proper mechanism for day-to-day decision-making in foreign policy.
I actually find it frivolous to make policy on a day-to-day basis at the expense of farmers.
What can be done, apart from levying indirect taxes on a few day-to-day consumer goods?
There are very few issues in this Parliament's day-to-day work that can boast such recognition.
However, it should be remembered that day-to-day enforcement is the responsibility of the Member States.

