1.
day after day; every day; for days on end
Multiple consecutive days. Emphasizes that something continues happening without interruption over a series of days.
A compound of 連 (continuous) + 日 (day). Used as both a noun and an adverb.
Common collocations
- 連日続く (to continue day after day)
- 連日の猛暑 (consecutive days of extreme heat)
- 連日報道される (to be reported on daily)
- 連日満員 (full house every day)
- 連日の疲れ (exhaustion from consecutive days)
Common in weather reports and news. Similar to 毎日 (every day) but emphasizes that something has been continuous and ongoing, often with a nuance of persistence or endurance.