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Definition of midday - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
noontwelve o'clock during the day
- We had lunch at midday.
2.
daytimemiddle part of the day from late morning to early afternoon
- The park is busiest around midday.
Images of midday
twelve o'clock during the day
Origin of midday
Middle English, midday (middle of the day)
Terms with midday included in their meaning
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midday meal
meal eaten during the middle of the day
food
consume a midday meal
unspecified time
at some point after midday
daily schedule
midday period or pause for eating the noon meal
clock reading
time equal to nine hours after midnight or midday
midday
the middle of the day
midday
happening around 12 PM when the sun is highest
relationship
meet someone during midday meal for social or business talk
food
midday meal provided to students at school
eat lunch
eat a midday meal with others
food
treat someone to a midday meal
food
get and eat a midday meal quickly or casually
meal
any midday meal lunch
noon eating
midday meal time in some cultures
midday gathering
business meeting held during lunch
midday
the middle of the day around noon
midday rest
rest or nap in the early afternoon, often during hottest hours
humorous
time around midday when someone wakes up late
island lunch
midday meal in the Caribbean
school break
midday break in some British schools
midday
occurring at or related to noon
time
midday or noon
time
related to the time after midday
meal purchase
pay money to get a midday meal for yourself
Examples of midday in a sentence
Midday traffic was surprisingly light today. We had lunch at midday by the river. Midday sun can be quite intense in summer.
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- French:midi, milieu de journée, ...
- German:Mittag, ...
- Italian:mezzogiorno, metà giornata, ...
- Spanish:mediodía, ...
- Portuguese:meio-dia, hora do almoço, ...
- Chinese:中午, ...
- Japanese:正午, 昼間, ...
- Arabic:ظهر, مُنْتَصَف النَهار, ...
- Hebrew:צָהֳרַיִם, ...
- Russian:полдень, ...
- Ukrainian:полудень, обідній час, ...
- Hindi:दोपहर, ...
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