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daylight

/ˈdeɪ.laɪt/

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noun

/ˈdeɪ.laɪt/A2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее естественный свет солнца в дневное время, в отличие от искусственного света или темноты.

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

uncountable

  1. Natural light from the sunA2formal

    The light that comes from the sun during the day.

    ruДневной свет

    • 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.

    Synonymssunlight

    Antonymsdarknessnight

  2. Daytime hoursA2formal

    The period of time between sunrise and sunset.

    ruСветовой день

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

    Synonymsdaydaytime

    Antonymsdarknessnightnighttime

  3. Visibility or opennessB2informal

    The state of being visible or public; not hidden.

    ruОткрытость

    • 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.

    Synonymsexposurelightopennesspublicityvisibility

    Antonymsconcealmentdarknessobscurity

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