Midday Meaning in English
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释义
The middle of the day, usually around 12:00 p.m. when the sun is at its highest.
用法与细微差别
Mainly used in formal or descriptive contexts; similar to 'noon', though 'midday' may sound a bit more literary. Phrases: 'by midday', 'at midday', 'midday sun'. Not commonly used to refer to lunchtime in casual conversation.
Spanish: mediodíaPortuguese (BR): meio-diaPortuguese (PT): meio-diaChinese (Simplified): 中午Chinese (Traditional): 中午Hindi: दोपहरArabic: الظهيرةBengali: দুপুরRussian: полденьJapanese: 正午Vietnamese: giữa trưaKorean: 정오Turkish: öğle vakti - öğlenUrdu: دوپہرIndonesian: tengah hari - siang (puncak)
例句
I eat lunch at midday.
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The sun is very bright at midday.
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We will meet at midday in the park.
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The heat was almost unbearable by midday.
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She usually takes a walk around midday to clear her mind.
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Traffic always gets busy just before midday on weekdays.
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