What “a day’s worth” means?
Hi! I really want to know what “a day’s worth” means. Maybe it’s intuitive but I have no idea. 😞 Can somebody help me?

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similar structures are : a week's worth of  sth , a month 's worth of sth, a day 's worth of sth ,or a year's worth of sth , meaning an amount of sth that lasts a week , a month , a day , or a year.

for example,  I always eat twenty  apples in a week, so you must give me  twenty apples , because these twenty apples 
will  last a week for me.  that amount is my week 's worth of  apples , that is to say, a week 's worth of 20 apples will last a week for me , if you give me 19 apples , that amount will not last a week to me. so , in the same way you  would understand the " a day 's worth of water " , if you usually  drink five cups of water 
a day (each day), then, a day 's worth of five cups of water is the amount of your water , such amount of water will last a day for you to drink.
though I am chinese , I think now you would understand . hope this is helpful to you.

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'a day' an another new life

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It could mean a days worth of work or earnings.

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It refers to the amount of something that is necessary, or that can me done/consumed/made in one day (approximation).
For example:
If you/a family eats 2 loaves or bread a day and 1 litre of milk a week, then one can easily say:
We have a day's worth of bread and a week's worth of milk left.
i.e: Enough bread for a day... and enough milk for 1 week

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Can you give the complete sentence in which this phrase was used?  That will help for me to answer your question.

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