- diarise
- diarize or diarise /dīˈe-riz/ transitive verbTo enter in a diaryintransitive verbTo keep a diary• • •Main Entry: ↑diary
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diarise — (Brit.) v. keep a diary (also diarize) … English contemporary dictionary
diarise — /ˈdaɪəraɪz/ (say duyuhruyz) verb (t) (diarised, diarising) to enter (an appointment) in one s diary. Also, diarize …
diarise — / daɪəraɪz/, diarize verb to enter a date you have to remember in a diary … Marketing dictionary in english
diarised — diarise (Brit.) v. keep a diary (also diarize) … English contemporary dictionary
diarises — diarise (Brit.) v. keep a diary (also diarize) … English contemporary dictionary
diarising — diarise (Brit.) v. keep a diary (also diarize) … English contemporary dictionary
diarize — UK US INFORMAL (UK ALSO diarise) /ˈdaɪəraɪz/ verb [I or T] ► to write down your future arrangements, meetings, etc. in a diary: »Can we diarize a weekly conference call? »To manage your workload, you need to plan ahead and diarize. ► to record in … Financial and business terms
John Fennyhouse Green and Stourport — This article draws on original 18th century documentation, mainly John Fennyhouse Green’s Day Books, to summarise the sequence of events leading to the Staffordshire Worcestershire Canal’s terminal being located at Lower Mitton. The… … Wikipedia
diarize — (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
diarized — diarize (Amer.) di·a·rize || daɪəraɪz v. keep a diary (also diarise) … English contemporary dictionary
