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一日三秋
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yīrìsānqiū
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a single day apart seems like three seasons (idiom)
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一日三餐
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yīrìsāncān
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to have three meals a day
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一日不如一日
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yīrìbùrúyīrì
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to be getting worse by the day
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一日不见，如隔三秋
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yīrìbùjiàn,rúgésānqiū
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one day apart seems like three years (idiom)
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一日之计在于晨
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yīrìzhījìzàiyúchén
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- make your day's plan early in the morning (idiom)
- early morning is the golden time of the day
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一日之雅
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yīrìzhīyǎ
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- lit. friends for a day (idiom)
- fig. casual acquaintance
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一日千里
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yīrìqiānlǐ
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lit. one day, a thousand miles (idiom); rapid progress
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一日为师，终身为父
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yīrìwéishī,zhōngshēnwéifù
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(idiom) teacher for one day, father forever; students should have deep respect and lifelong gratitude for their teachers
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冰冻三尺，非一日之寒
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bīngdòngsānchǐ,fēiyīrìzhīhán
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three feet of ice does not form in a single day (idiom); Rome wasn't built in a day
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日复一日
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rìfùyīrì
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day after day
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有朝一日
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yǒuzhāoyīrì
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- one day
- sometime in the future
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非一日之功
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fēiyīrìzhīgōng
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- lit. cannot be done in one day (idiom)
- fig. will take much time and effort to accomplish
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