what does "day in and day out" mean?
the full sentence is: They’re the actual guideposts that your team uses day in and day out to make decisions
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It means that they use them every day. :)
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To me, it means more than daily. It means throughout each day. From the beginning of each day to the end of each day.
He studies all day, every day or He studies day in and day out:
the subject is focused only on Study each day, it is their primary activity.
However
He studies every day, or He studies daily only suggests that he studies for one period each day.
It is superlative, so it is not literal. It is a statement of perception, not of fact.
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day in and day out; month in and month out; year in and year out
= one day after another = day by day
eg, That guy practices English day in and day out.
= he practices English every day.
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