daylight in English

daylight

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daylight, noun, verb.

daylight

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expr. daylights, (Slang.) vital parts; insides.
Ex. to knock the daylights out of a boxer, to scare the daylights out of someone.

daylight

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expr. see daylight, (Informal.)
a. to get the meaning; understand.
Ex. No matter how much we tried to explain it to her, she just could not see daylight.
b. to approach the end of a hard or tiresome job.
Ex. I didn't think I cou

daylight

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noun 1. the light of day.
Ex. It is easier to read by daylight than by lamplight. From a strictly scientific standpoint, it is preferable to define daylight as the radiation falling on the earth from the entire sky (Hardy and Perrin).
2. day

daylight

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v.t., v.i. to expose to daylight, especially by building to allow the maximum amount of daylight to enter.