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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 Translations n midday [midˈdei] the middle of the day; twelve o'clock We'll meet you at midday; (also adjective ) a midday meal. middag مُنْتَصَف النَّهار обед poledne; polední ved tolvtiden; middag; middags- der Mittag μεσημέρι mediodía keskpäev نیمروز keskipäivä (de) midi צָהֳרַייִם दोपहर podne dél(idő) tengah hari mið-/hádegi mezzogiorno; di mezzogiorno 正午 정오(의) vidurdienis pusdiena, dienas vidus tengah hari 12 uur midt på dagen, kl. 12 południe meio-dia (la) amiază полдень poludnie, obed; poludňajší poldan podne middagstid, middag เที่ยงวัน öğle, gün ortası 中午 полудень, південь نصف النہار buổi trưa 中午 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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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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