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1. (adv.) someday
at an indefinite future time.
Etymology: (bef. 900)
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| Definition of 'someday' |
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1. (adverb) someday
some unspecified time in the future
"someday you will understand my actions"
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1. (adverb) someday
at a time in the future
We hope to buy a house someday.
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Sense: (also some day) at an unknown time in the future
We'll manage it someday.
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 Afrikaans: eendag |
 Arabic: في يَوْمٍ ما |
 Bulgarian: някой ден |
 Brazilian: algum dia |
 Czech: jednou |
 German: eines Tages |
 Danish: en dag; en eller anden da |
 Greek: κάποτε, κάποια μέρα |
 Spanish: algún día |
 Estonian: kunagi |
 Finnish: jonain päivänä |
 French: un jour |
 Hebrew: יוֹם אֶחַד |
 Hindi: कुछ दिन या किसी दिन |
 Croatian: jednog dana |
 Hungarian: egy napon |
 Indonesian: entah kapan |
 Icelandic: einhvern tíma |
 Italian: un giorno |
 Japanese: いつか |
 Korean: 언젠가는 |
 Lithuanian: kada nors |
 Latvian: reiz; kādreiz |
 Malay: suatu hari nanti |
 Dutch: op een day |
 Norwegian: en vakker dag, en gang |
 Polish: kiedyś |
 Persian: يك روز |
 Pashto: يوه ورز |
 Portuguese: algum dia |
 Romanian: într-o zi |
 Russian: когда-нибудь |
 Slovak: raz |
 Slovenian: nekega dne |
 Serbian: jednog dana |
 Swedish: en dag [i framtiden] |
 Thai: ในวันหนึ่ง (ในอนาคต) |
 Turkish: bir gün, günün birinde |
 Taiwanese: 某天 |
 Ukrainian: коли-небудь |
 Urdu: آئندہ، مستقبل میں |
 Vietnamese: ngày nào đó |
 Chinese: 某天 |
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