Definition of unbirthday in English:

unbirthday

nounʌnˈbəːθdeɪˌənˈbərθdeɪ

humorous

Any day except one's birthday.
〈幽默〉非生日的任何一天
as modifier an unbirthday present
非生日礼物。
Example sentencesExamples
- Having demonstrated to his own satisfaction, if not Alice's, that unbirthday presents are to be preferred because people can have them more often, he adds triumphantly, There's glory for you!
- And Mrs Du Faur may have been the first and last person to celebrate ‘unbirthdays’.
- They can draw money out of 401 plans and IRAs to celebrate their unbirthdays or prepare for their big 60th bashes.
- And, as Humpty Dumpty noted: ‘There are three hundred and sixty-four days when you might get unbirthday presents’.
- I wanted to buy you an unbirthday cake as a surprise.
- Ahhh, but there are three hundred and sixty four unbirthdays!
- If you are under the age of, say, eight, you'll think this is your very own unbirthday present.

Origin

1871: coined by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking Glass.

Definition of unbirthday in US English:

unbirthday

nounˌənˈbərTHdāˌənˈbərθdeɪ

humorous

Any day except one's birthday.
〈幽默〉非生日的任何一天
as modifier an unbirthday present
非生日礼物。
Example sentencesExamples
- And Mrs Du Faur may have been the first and last person to celebrate ‘unbirthdays’.
- If you are under the age of, say, eight, you'll think this is your very own unbirthday present.
- Having demonstrated to his own satisfaction, if not Alice's, that unbirthday presents are to be preferred because people can have them more often, he adds triumphantly, There's glory for you!
- I wanted to buy you an unbirthday cake as a surprise.
- And, as Humpty Dumpty noted: ‘There are three hundred and sixty-four days when you might get unbirthday presents’.
- Ahhh, but there are three hundred and sixty four unbirthdays!
- They can draw money out of 401 plans and IRAs to celebrate their unbirthdays or prepare for their big 60th bashes.

Origin

1871: coined by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking Glass.

单词	unbirthday
释义	Definition of unbirthday in English: unbirthday nounʌnˈbəːθdeɪˌənˈbərθdeɪ humorous Any day except one's birthday. 〈幽默〉非生日的任何一天 as modifier an unbirthday present 非生日礼物。 Example sentencesExamples Having demonstrated to his own satisfaction, if not Alice's, that unbirthday presents are to be preferred because people can have them more often, he adds triumphantly, There's glory for you! And Mrs Du Faur may have been the first and last person to celebrate ‘unbirthdays’. They can draw money out of 401 plans and IRAs to celebrate their unbirthdays or prepare for their big 60th bashes. And, as Humpty Dumpty noted: ‘There are three hundred and sixty-four days when you might get unbirthday presents’. I wanted to buy you an unbirthday cake as a surprise. Ahhh, but there are three hundred and sixty four unbirthdays! If you are under the age of, say, eight, you'll think this is your very own unbirthday present. Origin 1871: coined by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking Glass. Definition of unbirthday in US English: unbirthday nounˌənˈbərTHdāˌənˈbərθdeɪ humorous Any day except one's birthday. 〈幽默〉非生日的任何一天 as modifier an unbirthday present 非生日礼物。 Example sentencesExamples And Mrs Du Faur may have been the first and last person to celebrate ‘unbirthdays’. If you are under the age of, say, eight, you'll think this is your very own unbirthday present. Having demonstrated to his own satisfaction, if not Alice's, that unbirthday presents are to be preferred because people can have them more often, he adds triumphantly, There's glory for you! I wanted to buy you an unbirthday cake as a surprise. And, as Humpty Dumpty noted: ‘There are three hundred and sixty-four days when you might get unbirthday presents’. Ahhh, but there are three hundred and sixty four unbirthdays! They can draw money out of 401 plans and IRAs to celebrate their unbirthdays or prepare for their big 60th bashes. Origin 1871: coined by Lewis Carroll in Through the Looking Glass.
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