連れん日じつ

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Common wordJLPTN1Freq.FrequencyTop 20,000

Meanings

noun, noun which may take the genitive case particle 'no', adverb

Emphasizes consecutive days, often with a sense of continuation or repetition. Common in news and formal contexts, but also used in daily speech.

〈事こと〉が連れん日じつ続つづくfor something to continue day after day
この地ち域いきでは大おお雨あめが連れん日じつ続つづいている。
Heavy rain has continued day after day in this area.
連れん日じつの〈事こと〉day-after-day (something), used to describe a prolonged, intense period
連れん日じつの残ざん業ぎょうで体からだがぼろぼろだ。
I'm exhausted from working overtime day after day.
連れん日じつのように〈動どう詞し〉to do something almost every single day
連れん日じつのように会かい議ぎが開ひらかれている。
Meetings are being held almost every day.
連れん日じつ〈事こと〉に見み舞まわれるto be hit by (a disaster, hardship, etc.) day after day
その地ち方ほうは連れん日じつ猛もう暑しょに見み舞まわれている。
That region has been hit by severe heat day after day.

毎まい日にちN5
毎日 just means 'every day' as a routine, while 連日 emphasizes an unbroken, often intense, stretch of consecutive days.
日ひ々びN1
日々 is a softer, more literary way of saying 'day by day,' whereas 連日 stresses that the days are strung together without a break, often in news reports.

連れん夜や
連日 refers to consecutive days while the similarly formed 連夜 refers specifically to consecutive nights.
一いち日にち置おきN2
連日 means 'day after day' (consecutive days), which learners may confuse with 一日置き's alternating-day sense.

Compound of 連 (ren, 'in succession') and 日 (jitsu, 'day'). The reading is on'yomi, and the word is straightforwardly derived from the kanji meanings.