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Meanings of daylight in English
Combination of all direct and indirect sunlight outdoors during the daytime.
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Usage of daylight in English
1
However, some actions are clear as daylight in their intent and impact.
2
I shall be a long way away from here when daylight comes.
3
The next day I saw the Room in the simplicity of daylight.
4
But I was brave enough now; a very desperado in the daylight.
5
The oilcloth and the wall-papers looked very dismal in the grey daylight.
6
It was almost daylight, but not yet light enough to see clearly.
7
The days are long, with as many as 18 hours of daylight.
8
I'd gradually come to terms with my loss of the daylight world.
9
It's a perfectly legal business meeting in broad daylight, for heaven's sake.'
10
The light was almost daylight bright this far away from the city.
11
It is getting darker; there is only an hour of daylight left.
12
Or they're waiting for daylight to get a good look at us.
13
You were seen going into his illegal gambling parlor in broad daylight.
14
We decided to use the few hours of daylight left to walk.
15
It was always dark; the autumn daylight was unable to penetrate it.
16
And when I met you in the daylight I denied it myself.
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Translations for daylight
Portuguese
Spanish
Daylight through the time
Daylight across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
South Africa
Common
United States of America
Common
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