EDT in French
EDT in French is HAE — EDT means eastern Daylight Time: the clock time used in the eastern United States and eastern Canada during the summer months, four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC−4).
EDT in French
HAE
Initialism of Eastern Daylight Time.
What does "EDT" mean?
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noun Eastern Daylight Time: the clock time used in the eastern United States and eastern Canada during the summer months, four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC−4).
"The webinar starts at 2pm EDT, which is 7pm in London."
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noun Eau de toilette: a light perfume concentration, typically around 5 to 15 per cent fragrance oil, weaker and shorter-lived than eau de parfum.
"The EDT is fresher and better suited to the office."
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noun Estimated delivery time, or estimated departure time; used in logistics, shipping and transport.
"The courier gave an EDT of Thursday morning."
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EDT in a sentence
- The webinar starts at 2pm EDT, which is 7pm in London.
- Markets open at 9:30am EDT.
- The EDT is fresher and better suited to the office.
- The courier gave an EDT of Thursday morning.
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What is "EDT" in French?
"EDT" in French is HAE. EDT means: Eastern Daylight Time: the clock time used in the eastern United States and eastern Canada during the summer months, four hours behind Coordinated Universal Time (UTC−4).
How do you use "EDT" in a sentence?
Example: "The webinar starts at 2pm EDT, which is 7pm in London." In French, "EDT" is HAE.
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