| Subject | English | Russian |
| explan. | all in a day's work | то, что является частью чьей-либо работы (of something unusual or problematic – accepted as part of someone's normal routine or as a matter of course • Dealing with screaming kids is all in a day's work when you're a pediatrician. • I don't particularly like to cook, but it's all in a day's work. • Cleaning up after other people is all in a day's work for a busboy.) |
| idiom. | all in a day's work | что-либо обыденное (Taras) |
| explan. | all in a day's work | то, что входит в чьи-либо должностные обязанности |
| idiom. | all in a day's work | что-либо привычное (Taras) |
| gen. | all in a day's work | в порядке вещей (Anglophile) |
| idiom. | all in a day's work | часть чьей-либо работы (It was all in a day's work when the firefighters rescued the cat – Спасение кошки было частью работы пожарников Taras) |
| idiom. | all in a day's work | что-либо естественное (Taras) |
| inf. | all in a day's work | обычное дело (if something difficult, unpleasant, or unusual is all in a day's work for someone, it is a normal part of their job; the phrase is often used humorously to minimize an aspect of one's job that is particularly good or bad • For war reporters, dodging snipers' bullets is all in a day's work. • Oh, solving technological crises is all in a day's work for those of us in IT. Stargaze) |
| inf. | be all in a day's work | быть чьей-либо работой (Nevtutor) |
| inf. | it's all in a day's work | обычное дело (the phrase is often used humorously to minimize an aspect of one's job that is particularly good • He waved my thanks aside. 'It's all in a day's work.' Stargaze) |
| inf. | it's all in a day's work | это моя работа (the phrase is often used humorously to minimize an aspect of one's job that is particularly good • I said: `How can I ever thank you?' but he waved the question aside. `It's all in a day's work.' 4uzhoj) |