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D-Day
noun[ Cusually singular ]
uk /ˈdiː.deɪ/ us /ˈdiː.deɪ/
the day during the Second World War when the Allies began their invasion of Europe by attacking the coast of northern France: （二战期间同盟国进攻欧洲的）登陆日
The D-Day landings began on 6 June 1944, when Allied forces invaded Normandy.登陆日的登陆行动是从1944年6月6日同盟国军队进攻诺曼底开始的。
a day when something important will happen: 大日子，重要的日子
After four hectic weeks of electioneering, candidates are preparing themselves for D-Day (= election day) tomorrow.经历了4周忙碌的竞选活动后，候选人正在为明天的选举投票作准备。
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