idioms with "day"
Let's call it a day.
Let's stop doing something, especially when working for a long time and satisfied with your work or really tired.
We had to cut corners.
These days, website designers are a dime a dozen.
there are a lot or too many of something
That made my day.
That made me really happy; that was the highlight of my day (especially during a bad day)
Come on, cut me some slack.
Be less critical and more understanding because I'm in a difficult situation.
It's getting harder and harder to make ends meet.
have enough money to pay for basic life needs
I don't have all day.
This is/You are taking too long. I can't wait for so long.
Wow, Javier can really cut a rug!
dance really well or energetically
Jesse is such a penny pincher.
someone who doesn't like to spend money; someone who always tries to spend the least money (often a negative connotation)
It will be a cold day in hell when that happens.
That will never happen.
I am not cut out to be a salesperson. / She is not cut out for teaching.
to be not well-suited for something; not to fit something well, especially jobs or activities
I am a bit strapped for cash this month.
having very little money
It has just been one of those days.
It has been a day where many things have gone badly.
I hope our CERB funding doesn't get cut off.
to be stopped or discontinued, especially something you have been continuously receiving (often money)
Don't worry, I'll foot the bill.
pay for something (quite often the bill from a meal at a restaurant)