Dog days
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British pronunciation/dˈɒɡ dˈeɪz/
American pronunciation/dˈɑːɡ dˈeɪz/

Definicja i Znaczenie "dog days"

Dog days
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a period of hardship, struggle, or adversity
dog days definition and meaning

What is the origin of the idiom "dog days" and when to use it?

The origins of the phrase "dog days" can be traced back to ancient Greece and Rome, where it was believed that the star Sirius, also known as the "Dog Star," rose in conjunction with the sun during the hottest part of the summer. This period was associated with drought, sickness, and other hardships. Today, the phrase "dog days" is often used to describe a period of hardship or adversity, whether it be personal or societal.

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psie dni

a period of hot weather between early July and early September

What is the origin of the idiom "dry spell" and when to use it?

The idiom "dry spell" is derived from the literal meaning of a "spell" referring to a period of time or duration, and "dry" indicating a lack of moisture or something expected. It is mainly used to describe a period of time when there is a lack of rainfall or a scarcity of something

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The company is going through the dog days of a financial crisis, with layoffs and budget cuts.
She has been through the dog days of a divorce, with legal battles and emotional turmoil.
If they don't prepare well, they will face the dog days of a difficult exam.
We're in the dog days of the pandemic, struggling with the new variant and rising cases.
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