Midsummer Day

ˌmɪdˈsʌmər deɪ

Definition

Definition of Midsummer Day - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

holiday date

Dated

24th June, an English quarter day

Dated

Midsummer Day falls on 24th June every year.

seasonal celebration

Dated

the middle of summer, typically marked by a festival or celebration

Dated

Many cultures celebrate Midsummer Day with bonfires and dancing.

solstice

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Expressions with midsummer

midsummer-men

Eurasian plant with pink-tipped leaves and yellow flowers

The garden was filled with midsummer-men in full bloom.

midsummer madness

irrational behavior or madness happening during midsummer

He blamed his wild actions on midsummer madness.

Expressions with day

field day

day of outdoor activities and sports

The school organized a field day with various sports competitions.

black day

day when something very bad or sad happens

The accident made it a black day for the whole town.

day dot

from the earliest time, since something first began

I’ve loved football from day dot.

day job

main job someone does for regular income

He paints, but his day job is teaching.

end of the day

the time when the day finishes

We will meet at the end of the day.

late in the day

adv.

near the end of the day

They finished the project late in the day.

the other day

adv.

recently but not exactly sure when

I saw him the other day at the park.

an apple a day

exp.

simple healthy habits believed to help prevent illness

She swears by an apple a day to stay well during winter.

any day now

adv.

happening very soon without a specific time

The baby is due any day now.

bad hair day

day when hair is difficult to manage

I'm having a bad hair day today.

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Midsummer Eve

calendar

the night before Midsummer Day

Midsummer Night

calendar

the night before Midsummer Day

Examples of Midsummer Day in a sentence

Midsummer Day is celebrated with bonfires in some regions.
On Midsummer Day, the town square is filled with music and laughter.
Midsummer Day traditions vary widely across different regions.

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French:jour de la Saint-Jean, jour du solstice d'été, ...
German:Mittsommer, ...
Italian:giorno di San Giovanni, Giorno di Mezza Estate, ...
Spanish:Día de San Juan, ...
Portuguese:Dia de São João, ...
Chinese:仲夏节, ...
Japanese:夏至の日, ...
Arabic:يَوْم مُنْتَصَف الصَّيْف, يَوْم مُنْتَصَف الصَّيْف, ...
Hebrew:יוֹם אֶמְצַע הַקַּיִץ, ...
Russian:День летнего солнцестояния, Иванов день, ...
Ukrainian:День літнього сонцестояння, День середини літа, ...
Hindi:मिडसमर डे, ...
Bengali:মিডসামার ডে, ...
Catalan:dia de Sant Joan, Dia de Midsummer, ...
Czech:Svatojánský den, letní slunovrat, ...
Danish:Sankthansdag, Sankthans, ...
Dutch:Midzomerdag, ...
Greek:Ημέρα του Μεσοκαλόκαιρου, ...
Hungarian:Szent Iván napja, nyárközép, ...
Khmer:ថ្ងៃពាក់កណ្តាលរដូវក្តៅ, ថ្ងៃកណ្ដាលរដូវក្តៅ, ...
Korean:하지, ...
Persian:روز نیمه تابستان, ...
Polish:Noc Świętojańska, ...
Portuguese (BR):Dia de São João, ...
Romanian:Ziua Solstițiului de Vară, Ziua de Mijlocul Verii, ...
Swedish:Midsommardagen, midsommardagen, ...
Thai:วันมิดซัมเมอร์, วันกลางฤดูร้อน, ...
Turkish:Yaz Ortası Günü, ...
Vietnamese:Ngày Hạ chí, Ngày Hạ Chí, ...

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Definition of Midsummer Day - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

Expressions with midsummer

Expressions with day

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Terms with Midsummer Day included in their meaning

Examples of Midsummer Day in a sentence

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