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midday Noun 1. twelve o'clock in the day; noon 2. the middle part of the day, from late morning to early afternoon: the midday sun
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midday Translationsmidday n midday [midˈdei] the middle of the day; twelve o'clock We'll meet you at midday; (also adjective ) a midday meal.middagمُنْتَصَف النَّهارобедpoledne; poledníved tolvtiden; middag; middags-der Mittagμεσημέριmediodíakeskpäevنیمروزkeskipäivä(de) midiצָהֳרַייִםदोपहरpodnedél(idő)tengah harimið-/hádegimezzogiorno; di mezzogiorno正午정오(의)vidurdienispusdiena, dienas vidustengah hari12 uurmidt på dagen, kl. 12południemeio-dia(la) amiazăполденьpoludnie, obed; poludňajšípoldanpodnemiddagstid, middagเที่ยงวันöğle, gün ortası中午полудень, південьنصف النہارbuổi trưa中午 |
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"At midday to-morrow I shall be pleased to receive you," he said. Since three hours were consumed by making camp at night and cooking beans, by getting breakfast in the morning and breaking camp, and by thawing beans at the midday halt, nine hours were left for sleep and recuperation, and neither men nor dogs wasted many minutes of those nine hours. At midday the father turned to his small son and said, |
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