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1. (n.) daytime
the time between sunrise and sunset.
2. (adj.) daytime
occurring, offered, or done during the day.
Etymology: (1525–35)
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Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) day, daytime, daylight
the time after sunrise and before sunset while it is light outside
"the dawn turned night into day"; "it is easier to make the repairs in the daytime"
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1. (noun) daytime
≠nighttime
the activities they do in/during the daytime; daytime TV
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| Definition of 'Daytime' |
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1. (noun) Daytime
the time during which there is daylight, as distinguished from the night
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Sense: the time when it is day.
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 Afrikaans: dag, bedags, oordag |
 Arabic: نَهار |
 Bulgarian: ден |
 Brazilian: dia |
 Czech: denní doba |
 German: der Tag |
 Danish: dagtime |
 Greek: διάρκεια της ημέρας |
 Spanish: día |
 Estonian: päevaaeg |
 Farsi: روز هنگام؛ روز |
 Finnish: päiväsaika |
 French: le jour |
 Hebrew: שְׁעוֹת הָיוֹם |
 Hindi: दिन |
 Croatian: na taj određeni dan |
 Hungarian: nappal |
 Indonesian: siang |
 Icelandic: dagtími; að degi til |
 Italian: giorno |
 Japanese: 昼間 |
 Korean: 낮 |
 Lithuanian: dienos metas |
 Latvian: dienas laiks |
 Malay: siang hari |
 Dutch: overdag |
 Norwegian: om dagen |
 Persian: روز هنگام؛ روز |
 Pashto: وړځ |
 Portuguese: dia |
 Romanian: zi,în timpul zilei |
 Russian: дневное время |
 Slovak: vo dne |
 Slovenian: podnevi |
 Serbian: obdanica |
 Swedish: dag, dagtid |
 Thai: ช่วงเวลากลางวัน |
 Turkish: gündüz |
 Taiwanese: 白天，日間 |
 Ukrainian: день |
 Urdu: دن کا وقت |
 Vietnamese: ban ngày |
 Chinese: 白天，日间 |
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