daysight
ˈdeɪˌsaɪt
Definition

Definition of daysight - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
visionRareability to see during the dayRare
  • His daysight was excellent, allowing him to spot distant objects easily.
2.
lifestyleRarepreference for daylight activitiesRare
  • She had a daysight, enjoying outdoor sports in the sun.
3.
technologyTECH.device enhancing daytime visionTECH.
  • The new daysight helped soldiers see clearly in bright sunlight.
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Origin of daysight

Old English, dæges (day) + sihþ (sight)

Examples of daysight in a sentence

  • Daysight is crucial for bird watching.
  • His daysight made him a morning person, thriving in daylight.
  • Daysight led her to plan all activities before sunset.
  • The daysight was crucial for the mission.
  • Hunters rely on daysight for better accuracy.

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  1. French:vision diurne, préférence pour le jour, ...
  2. German:Tagessehen, Tageslichtvorliebe, ...
  3. Italian:vista diurna, preferenza per le attività diurne, ...
  4. Spanish:vista diurna, preferencia por el día, ...
  5. Portuguese:visão diurna, preferência por atividades diurnas, ...
  6. Chinese:日间视力, 日间活动偏好, ...
  7. Japanese:昼間の視力, 日中活動派, ...
  8. Arabic:رؤية نهارية, تفضيل الأنشطة النهارية, ...
  9. Hebrew:רְאִיָּה בַּיּוֹם, הֶעָדָפָה לִפְעוּלוֹת יוֹם, ...
  10. Russian:видение днём, предпочтение дневной активности, ...
  11. Ukrainian:денний зір, денний спосіб життя, ...
  12. Hindi:दिवा दृष्टि, दिन के समय की गतिविधियाँ, ...
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