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Meanings of
noonday
in английском
португальский
meio dia
каталонский
migdia
испанский
mediodía
Back to the meaning
The middle of the day.
noon
midday
noontide
twelve noon
high noon
португальский
meio dia
Синонимы
Examples for "
noon
"
noon
midday
noontide
twelve noon
high noon
Examples for "
noon
"
1
Mr Justice Kelly said he would give his decision at
noon
today.
2
However, the outcome should be clear from unofficial tallies by about
noon
.
3
They asked participants to clear the festival grounds by
noon
on Sunday.
4
It says, 'Urgent you meet me at Base Ops McCoy
noon
today.
5
The next day came; intolerable was the thirst we endured by
noon
.
1
Time for a
midday
round-up of the key events so far today.
2
The result of the committee's meeting will be announced at
midday
today.
3
Police were called to the work place on Waitete Road at
midday
.
4
The National Party board is meeting from
midday
to decide Walker's future.
5
An ESB spokesman said the company hoped to restore power by
midday
.
1
Their parched throats refused to sing in the
noontide
of their labor.
2
There came a strange hush in the heat of the
noontide
hours.
3
It was only a couple of organ-grinders resting during the
noontide
heat.
4
Now Dickory spoke from out of the blazing
noontide
of his countenance.
5
Two shepherds, avoiding the
noontide
heat, retire into the cave of Faunus.
1
It could be
twelve
noon
or twelve midnight for all she knew.
2
You will report daily at
twelve
noon
by telephoning a certain number.
3
The invariable hour for the first hermitage meal was
twelve
noon
.
4
The message had been left at
twelve
noon
that day.
5
We will exchange on the observation deck at
twelve
noon
,
two days from now.
1
At
high
noon
on the seventh day the funeral crossed the city.
2
Even at
high
noon
the sunlight straggles through only in small patches.
3
When I reach the top and look back, it is
high
noon
.
4
It was
high
noon
when Mollie awoke, refreshed in body and mind.
5
The sun rose higher and higher till it blazed at
high
noon
.
Usage of
noonday
in английском
1
The whole population of the place was indulging in a
noonday
siesta.
2
The German set off in the blazing
noonday
at his swiftest pace.
3
The heat of the
noonday
sun compelled the ladies to drive on.
4
Moody was conducting a
noonday
prayer-meeting in the city of Edinburgh, Rev.
5
But shade must be had to break the glare of the
noonday
.
6
At his appearance the
noonday
brilliance of the sun began to wane.
7
No misgivings troubled him; his smile was as an unintermittent summer
noonday
.
8
The time for the
noonday
meal arrived, but he heeded it not.
9
The
noonday
sun cast his shadow behind him, onto his other shadow.
10
It advanced out into the
noonday
,
and assumed tangible dimensions and substance.
11
A woman's jealousy; it is as plain as the sun at
noonday
.
12
The workmen were busy at their calling, notwithstanding the intense
noonday
heat.
13
The men made a fire and began to cook a
noonday
meal.
14
The hot sun of
noonday
was pouring down, and matters looked ugly.
15
She needed a walk along the
noonday
street to keep her sane.
16
They had been compelled to stop at
noonday
to refresh the animals.
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About this term
noonday
Adjective
Noun
Singular
Frequent collocations
noonday sun
noonday sky
wasteth at noonday
full noonday
hot noonday
More collocations
Translations for
noonday
португальский
meio dia
meio-dia
каталонский
migdia
испанский
mediodía
Noonday
through the time
Noonday
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common