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daylight

/ˈdeɪ.laɪt/

Übersetzung: Natürliches Licht der Sonne während des Tages, im Gegensatz zu künstlichem Licht oder Dunkelheit. Bezeichnet auch die Tageszeit, in der es hell ist.

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noun

/ˈdeɪ.laɪt/A2formal
  • deNatürliches Licht der Sonne während des Tages, im Gegensatz zu künstlichem Licht oder Dunkelheit. Bezeichnet auch die Tageszeit, in der es hell ist.

A noun referring to the natural light of the sun during the daytime, as opposed to artificial light or darkness.

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  1. Natural light from the sunA2formal

    The light that comes from the sun during the day.

    deTageslicht

    • The room is filled with daylight in the morning.
    • We prefer to work in daylight rather than artificial light.
    • Daylight streams through the large windows.

    Synonymesunlight

    Antonymedarknessnight

  2. Daytime hoursA2formal

    The period of time between sunrise and sunset.

    deTageslicht

    • We have about eight hours of daylight in winter.
    • The burglars broke in during daylight.
    • Daylight saving time extends daylight in the evening.

    Synonymedaydaytime

    Antonymedarknessnightnighttime

  3. Visibility or opennessB2informal

    The state of being visible or public; not hidden.

    deOffenheit

    • The scandal was brought into daylight by the journalists.
    • He prefers to keep his business dealings in daylight.
    • The truth finally came to daylight after years of secrecy.

    Synonymeexposurelightopennesspublicityvisibility

    Antonymeconcealmentdarknessobscurity

Formen
  • daylights plural form
  • daylights' possessive plural form
  • daylight's possessive singular form
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