終しゅう日じつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

Used as a noun or adverb to indicate that something continues or happens throughout the entire day, from morning to night.

終しゅう日じつ〜が続つづくsomething continues all day
大おお雨あめは終しゅう日じつ続つづいた。
The heavy rain continued all day.
〈場ば所しょ〉は終しゅう日じつ休きゅう業ぎょうa place is closed all day
本ほん日じつ、当とう店てんは終しゅう日じつ休きゅう業ぎょういたします。
Our store will be closed all day today.
終しゅう日じつ〈天てん気き〉the weather stays a certain way all day
明日あしたは終しゅう日じつ晴はれの予よ報ほうです。
Tomorrow's forecast is sunny all day.

一いち日にち中じゅう
一日中 is the everyday, spoken word for 'all day', while 終日 is more formal and typical of written or announcement contexts.
全ぜん日じつ
全日 stresses the entirety of a day and appears mainly in official or business set phrases (e.g. 全日営業), while 終日 is the general-purpose adverb for 'all day long'.
ひねもす
ひねもす is an old-fashioned, poetic word for 'all day long', whereas 終日 is a neutral, formal term still common in modern writing.
一いち日にちN5
終日 is a formal, written-style word for "all day," while 一日 (all-day sense) is the everyday spoken equivalent.

最さい終しゅう日び
最終日 means 'the last day' (of an event or period), while 終日 means 'all day long'; the two share the characters 終 and 日 but differ in meaning.

Compound of 終 (end, whole) and 日 (day), literally meaning 'the whole day'.