Definition of New Year's Day in English:

New Year's Day

noun

The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, 1 January.
元旦
Example sentencesExamples
- Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start?
- They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled.
- There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald.
- The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day.
- On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall.
- Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern.
- He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day.
- Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme.
- They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
- From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years.
- Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area.
- Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through.
- One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert.
- It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day.
- On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place.
- In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm.
- It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break.
- The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch.
- Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004.

Definition of New Year's Day in US English:

New Year's Day

noun

The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, January 1.
元旦
Example sentencesExamples
- All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through.
- Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day.
- They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled.
- From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years.
- One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert.
- The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch.
- They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day.
- Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area.
- Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme.
- There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald.
- It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day.
- It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break.
- On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place.
- He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day.
- The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day.
- Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start?
- On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall.
- Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004.
- Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern.
- In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm.

单词	New Year's Day
释义	Definition of New Year's Day in English: New Year's Day noun The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, 1 January. 元旦 Example sentencesExamples Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start? They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled. There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald. The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day. On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall. Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern. He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day. Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme. They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years. Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area. Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day. All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through. One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert. It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day. On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place. In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm. It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break. The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch. Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004. Definition of New Year's Day in US English: New Year's Day noun The first day of the year; in the modern Western calendar, January 1. 元旦 Example sentencesExamples All being well the next New Year's Day will be spent in a new place, quiet not only the morning after a big party but all year through. Eugene, who has been in charge of decorations at the hotel for three years, will even work Boxing Day and New Year's Day. They become yearlings on the first New Year's Day after they have been foaled. From New Year's Day, Revenue will only pay out on claims for expenses incurred in the last four years. One of the most beautiful and decadent traditions in classical music is the New Year's Day concert. The New Year's Day trip to Grimsby was called off because of a waterlogged pitch. They are also planning another 48-hour strike for New Year's Eve and New Year's Day. Two men were arrested shortly after New Year's Day for discharging a firearm in the beachfront area. Every New Year's Day we had a message from the Pope about peace and that was his constant theme. There were six babies born on New Year's Day, and full details will appear in next week's Herald. It is unfortunate that their stress levels seem to escalate around Christmas and New Year's Day. It had snowed on New Year's Day, and then iced, and then snowed again that week, so we got an extra week on our Christmas break. On New Year's Day Wiltshire fire service spent most of the day pumping out flood waters that invaded the Market Place. He suffered brain damage because of a build-up of fluid in his skull and died nine months later on New Year's Day. The lucky draw to announce the winner will be conducted on the New Year's Day. Has New Year's Day been set up to give the illusion of having a new start? On New Year's Day they discovered water trickling down the walls in their hall. Now is the time to prepare if you want to give up smoking on New Year's Day 2004. Tiny twin girls born eight weeks premature kept special care staff busy as the New Year's Day smiles were mixed with concern. In January it lost part of its roof, blown off in a freak New Year's Day storm.
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