diary
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- noun
- /ˈdaɪəri/
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diario
- I was even afraid to keep a diary because everyone would be looking over my shoulder.
- diary entry
- keep a diary
- write in a diary
You know, it's not a video diary, right?
- You know, it's not a video diary, right?
- He says a naive sailors effort at a post facto diary, a simple rambling thing.
- But I started a diary with the day Kennedy got shot.
- ENFPI used to keep loads of Diaries when I was in my early teens.
- Oh, do you have a diary or journal?
- So Bando Diaries, do you keep an actual diary?
- It's very easy to fill my entire diary all the time.
- I wrote everything down into these Diaries that I kept and.
- Throw away, turn into a diary, a tweet, or just forget?
- I can even imagine my diary and I can see what's in it.
Examples
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She opened her diary to record the exciting events from her summer vacation.
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I found a diary that he kept.
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The idea is, when you write a diary, who do you write it for?
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So keep a diary and share it when you come back.
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The first step is to keep a diary of when you become emotional.
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Hey, dear diary, it's one of those nights again.
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Another year, a brand new diary.
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For instance, students have been reading The Diary of Anne Frank for decades.
Academic text (2011) -
The first entry in this diary is dated January first of the new year.
Fiction book (1990) -
Wow, Dad, you know, I think I wrote it down in my diary, but I must've forgot.
Synonyms
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A book you use to write personal thoughts and daily events
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A paper that describes events so people can read about them later
Compounds
How Personal
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Surface Forms
Etymology
The word diary comes from the Latin word diarium, which comes from dies meaning 'day', and it is like the English word daily. So a diary is a book for your 'day', a place to write your daily thoughts and events.