daytime in Latin
daytime in Latin is dies — daytime means the hours between sunrise and sunset, as opposed to nighttime.
daytime in Latin
dies
The time of daylight; the time between sunrise and sunset.
What does "daytime" mean?
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noun The hours between sunrise and sunset, as opposed to nighttime.
"The store is only open during the daytime."
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adj Happening or existing during the day.
"She prefers daytime shifts to overnight ones."
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daytime in a sentence
- The store is only open during the daytime.
- She prefers daytime shifts to overnight ones.
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What is "daytime" in Latin?
"daytime" in Latin is dies. daytime means: The hours between sunrise and sunset, as opposed to nighttime.
How do you use "daytime" in a sentence?
Example: "The store is only open during the daytime." In Latin, "daytime" is dies.
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