よくじつ
Meanings
Adverb
Noun
1. next day
The next day, the fog was even deeper.
Pitch accent
よ
くじつ
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
two days later; day after next; next day but one
next-day delivery
next-day arrival (e.g. overnight flight)
Examples (29 in total)
The next day became cloudy.
The next day, Tom came back home.
The next day he went away.
The next day, the fog was even deeper.
The chance came around the next day.
The next day, it made the front page of the newspaper.
The repairs were all finished by the next day.
We visited Nikko the next day.
He said he would see me the next day.
He said that he was going home the following day.
We were giving a concert the next day.
It was not until the next day that they found her.
The letters kept coming, the next day and the day after that.
She bought a handbag, but she lost it the next day.
The special lecture was put off until the next day due to the bad weather.
The next day Jesus decided to leave for Galilee.
I asked him if he would go there the next day.
I bought a camera, but I lost it the next day.
So the next day, I invited her to our usual tea shop.
Starting the next day, stressful days began for me.
The branch of the tree that I had cut off as a test had been restored by the next day.
My uncle was coming to see us the next day.
In the car on the way home, he was making plans for the next day.
My aunt was coming to see us the next day.
The most radical revolutionary will become a conservative the day after the revolution.
The next day, at suppertime, I was introduced to her husband.
He said that their principal would go there the next day.
He stayed in his hotel most of the next day, talking to friends and supporters.
He pretended to be ill so that he wouldn't have to go to school the next day.