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1. (n.) daylight
the period of light during a day.
2. daylight
public awareness.
3. daylight
daybreak; dawn.
4. daylight
a space between any two parts that should be close together:
I can see daylight between the curtains.
5. daylight
daylights, wits; sanity:
to scare the daylights out of someone.
6. (adj.) daylight
done, used, or taking place in daylight:
the daylight shooting on a film.
7. (v.t.) daylight
to expose to daylight by the removal of obstructions:
a railway tunnel daylighted by blasting the enclosing rock.
Etymology: (1175–1225)
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| Definition of 'daylight' |
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"
2. (noun) daylight
light during the daytime
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1. (noun) daylight
light from the sun
still enough daylight left; during daylight hours
2. daylight
the (living) daylights out of sb
emphasizes that sth affects sb strongly
You scared the living daylights out of me!
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| Definition of 'daylight' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) daylight
the light of day as opposed to the darkness of night; the light of the sun, as opposed to that of the moon or to artificial light
2. (noun) daylight
the eyes
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Sense: (
daylight hours.
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 Afrikaans: sonlig, daglig |
 Arabic: ضَوء النَّهار |
 Bulgarian: слънчвеа светлина |
 Brazilian: luz do dia |
 Czech: denní světlo |
 German: das Tageslicht |
 Danish: dagslys; dag- |
 Greek: φως της μέρας |
 Spanish: luz (del día) |
 Estonian: päevavalgus |
 Farsi: روشنایی روز؛ نور خورشید |
 Finnish: päivänvalo |
 French: (lumière du) jour; de jou |
 Hebrew: אוֹר יוֹם |
 Hindi: दिन का उजाला |
 Croatian: danje svjetlo |
 Hungarian: nappal |
 Indonesian: siang |
 Icelandic: dagsbirta |
 Italian: luce del giorno |
 Japanese: 昼光 |
 Korean: 일광 |
 Lithuanian: dienosšviesa |
 Latvian: dienasgaisma |
 Malay: cahaya matahari |
 Dutch: daglicht; dag- |
 Norwegian: dagslys |
 Polish: światło dzienne |
 Persian: روشنایی روز؛ نور خورشید |
 Pashto: خورشید |
 Portuguese: luz do dia |
 Romanian: lumina zilei; zi |
 Russian: светлое время суток |
 Slovak: denné svetlo |
 Slovenian: dan; dneven |
 Serbian: dnevni |
 Swedish: dagsljus |
 Thai: แสงแดด; กลางวัน |
 Turkish: gün ışığı |
 Taiwanese: 白晝，白天 |
 Ukrainian: денне світло; денний |
 Urdu: سورج کی روشنی |
 Vietnamese: ban ngày |
 Chinese: 白昼，白天 |
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