daylight
gb/dˈeɪlˌaɪt/ us/dˈeɪlˌaɪt/
A2
英语
~ 3500
义项
0 个义项
名词
A2
entity
1
Natural light from the sun
Light from the sun that we see in the day.
用法模式：
[something] in daylight
常见错误：
Learners sometimes confuse 'daylight' with 'daytime'; 'daytime' refers to the period, while 'daylight' refers to the light itself.
近义词
sunlight (Refers specifically to direct rays from the sun, not just general daytime light.)
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daytime light (A more descriptive phrase for clarity, often used in explanations.)
反义词
darkness (The absence of light, especially at night.)
搭配
in daylight
|daylight hours
|by daylight
|lose daylight
|full daylight
主题
nature
|daily life
|weather
例句
- The photograph looks much better in daylight.
- We should finish the hike before we lose daylight.
- Daylight streamed through the open window.
- The crime happened in broad daylight.
- Plants need daylight to grow well.
学习者例句
- I can read better in daylight.
- We walk in daylight to be safe.
- Daylight comes through the window.
- The park is open in daylight.
- Daylight makes the room bright.
名词
A2
entity
2
Period of natural light
The time from sunrise to sunset when it is light outside.
用法模式：
during daylight
常见错误：
Some learners confuse 'daylight' with 'sunlight'; 'sunlight' is the light itself, while 'daylight' can mean both the light and the time period.
近义词
daytime (Refers to the general period when it is light outside; more common for talking about time than light itself.)
反义词
nighttime (The opposite period, between sunset and sunrise.)
搭配
hours of daylight
|daylight saving
|daylight period
主题
nature
|time
例句
- In winter, there are fewer hours of daylight.
- We only work on the site during daylight.
- Daylight saving time begins in March.
- The animals are active only in daylight.
- Daylight fades quickly in autumn.
学习者例句
- There are many hours of daylight in summer.
- We travel in daylight for safety.
- Daylight is short in winter.
- I like to walk in daylight.
- Daylight ends at six o’clock.
名词
informal
B1
state
3
Visibility due to sunlight
When it is easy to see because of sunlight.
近义词
brightness (General visibility and light level, not necessarily from the sun.)
反义词
obscurity (State of being difficult to see or unclear.)
搭配
broad daylight
主题
daily life
|weather
例句
- The thief stole her bag in broad daylight.
- It’s strange to see stars in daylight.
- He was caught in broad daylight by security cameras.
学习者例句
- The man ran away in broad daylight.
- We saw stars in daylight today.
- They took my phone in broad daylight.
名词
informal
B2
state
4
Awareness after confusion
When you suddenly understand something after not knowing it before.
近义词
realization (Focuses on becoming aware of something previously unknown.)
反义词
confusion (A state of not understanding something.)
主题
emotions
|core_vocabulary
例句
- The new evidence brought daylight to the case.
- It was like coming into daylight after years of darkness.
- Her explanation finally brought me into the daylight.
学习者例句
- I came into the daylight about his plan.
- The teacher brought daylight to my question.
- His words brought daylight to my mind.
语法
词典原形
daylight
IPA
GB/dˈeɪlˌaɪt/
US/dˈeɪlˌaɪt/
音节与重音
day - light （2 个音节）
Stress on 1st syllable (day)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: daylight
- Plural: daylight
词族
相关表达
daylight saving time
1/dˈeɪlˌaɪt sˈeɪvɪŋ tˈaɪm/
fixed phrase
Clock adjustment for longer evenings
The practice of moving clocks forward in spring and back in autumn to have more light in the evenings.
例句
- Daylight saving time starts next Sunday.
- Not all countries use daylight saving time.
make daylight between [things/people]
1/mˈeɪk dˈeɪlˌaɪt bɪtwˈin θɪŋzpˈoʊpəl/
idiom
informal
Create difference or separation
To cause a clear difference or space between two things or people.
例句
- The coach wants to make some daylight between our team and theirs in the rankings.
- They worked hard to make daylight between their product and the competition.
in broad daylight
1/ˈɪn bɹˈɔd dˈeɪlˌaɪt/
fixed phrase
During the day, openly visible
When it is light outside and easy to see everything.
例句
- The robbery happened in broad daylight on a busy street.
- They kissed in broad daylight without caring who saw.
- She was attacked in broad daylight near her home.