"daylights" 怎么发音

word

DAY-lyts

释义

'Daylights' is mainly used in idioms like 'scare the daylights out of (someone)', where it means someone's senses or consciousness. Rarely, it can refer to the actual light during the day or informally to the eyes.

IPA 音标

美式英语

ˈdeɪˌɫaɪts

英式英语

dˈeɪlaɪts

简化发音

美式

DAY-lyts

英式

DAY-lyts

语境中听

My brother tried to scare the daylights out of me on Halloween.

The movie beat the daylights out of all the other films this year.

He woke up before the daylights appeared through the window.

That haunted house scared the daylights out of me!