day-date

daily / once a day / every day

data

day / date

deadly / deathly

debut

decaf

defective / deficient

definite / definitive

delusion / illusion

denote / connote

deprecate / depreciate

dessert / desert

die / dead

directions

disinterested / uninterested

dress / get dressed / be dressed in /
put on / wear

drive-through / drive-in

during / for


	day / date

A.	day는 기본적으로 낮, 주간을 의미한다.
1.	Most people work during the day and sleep at night.
2.	It's a beautiful day.
3.	I'm home during the day.
4.	It rained all day and all night.

B.	day는 하루, 요일을 의미하기도 한다.
1.	What day is it? Wednesday.
2.	There are seven days in a week.
3.	We are spending ten days in Toronto.
4.	I had my hair cut the day before yesterday.
5.	The wedding's the day after tomorrow.
6.	We've done enough, so let's call it a day.

C.	date는 기본적으로 날짜, 몇 일날을 의미한다.
1.	What's the date?
2.	Give the date of your birth.
3.	July 4, 1776, is the date signing of the Declaration of Independence.
4.	What's the date of your party.
5	The date of their marriage was June 22, 1985.
6.	Today's date is December 26th.
7.	There is a date stamped on every piece of U.S. money.

D.	date는 이성과의 데이트 또는 데이트 상대를 의미하기도 한다.
1.	The boy and girl went on their first date last night.
2.	He has a date with my cousin tonight.
3.	She introduced her date to everyone at the party.
4.	Will you be my date for the school dance.

Most people work during the day and sleep at night.

We are spending
ten days in Toronto.

The date of their marriage was June 22, 1985.

Will you be my date for the school dance.