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Definition of daytime - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
daylight hourstime between sunrise and sunset
- During daytime, the park is full of visitors..
2.
full daylighttime from dawn to dusk
- Farmers work mostly in the daytime.
Adjective
1.
timerelated to activities happening during daylight hours
- Daytime events are scheduled for the festival.
2.
broadcastbroadcasted or aired during the day
- Daytime television includes many talk shows.
Images of daytime
time between sunrise and sunset 
time from dawn to dusk
Expressions with daytime
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the genre of serialized melodramatic programs
Daytime drama has a loyal audience.
Origin of daytime
Old English, dæg (day) + tima (time)
Terms with daytime included in their meaning
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time
at 12:00 in the daytime
daytime sky
the sky as seen during the day
daytime
the time between sunrise and sunset
time
happening during the daytime hours
time
in the daytime
daytime
middle part of the day from late morning to early afternoon
daytime period
general period during the day
employment type
regular office job with fixed daytime hours
cosmetics
moisturizing cream for daytime use
childcare center
facility providing daytime care and education for young children
daytime hours
work period from morning to afternoon or workers assigned to it
employment
job with regular daytime hours
daytime
abundant natural light during the day
socializing
social activity involving daytime alcohol consumption
daytime rest
short daytime sleep to refresh energy
daytime sleep
sleep briefly during the day
daytime sleep
sleep briefly during the day
versatile
suitable for both daytime and nighttime
child care
facility providing daytime care and supervision for children
daytime sleep
sleep briefly during the day
daytime
during the day when it is light
hangover
daytime period after drinking when someone feels hungover
medical
chronic disorder causing daytime drowsiness and sudden sleep attacks
daily schedule
daytime or working hours have finished
Examples of daytime in a sentence
She prefers to travel during the daytime. Birds are most active during the daytime. Daytime temperatures can be quite high in summer. The daytime sky was clear and blue. Daytime radio shows often feature live interviews. The daytime schedule includes a variety of soap operas.
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- French:journée, diurne, ...
- German:Tageslichtstunden, tageszeitlich, ...
- Italian:ore diurne, diurno, ...
- Spanish:día, diurno, ...
- Portuguese:dia, diurno, ...
- Chinese:白天, 白天的, ...
- Japanese:昼間, 日中の, ...
- Arabic:نَهَار, نَهَارِيّ, ...
- Hebrew:שְׁעוֹת הַיּוֹם, יוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:световой день, дневной, ...
- Ukrainian:світловий день, денний, ...
- Hindi:दिन का समय, दिन का, ...
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