Traducción Inglés-Español para "daylight"
"daylight" en español
daylight {sustantivo}
daylight {sustantivo}
We were amazed to see illegal migrants clambering all over trains in broad daylight before our very eyes.
Mr President, political murder is a heinous crime in darkness: it is even more chilling in daylight.
Mr President, anyone who has ever flown over Africa in daylight knows how much the Democratic Republic of Congo is its geostrategic heart.
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As has already been stated, an extra hour of daylight is especially beneficial to leisure, open-air activities, tourism, public health, energy and road safety.
Night after night without daylight, occupation after occupation without independence, inhumane dictatorship after inhumane dictatorship without freedom.
An additional problem is that not only is the natural rhythm of animals disturbed, but people's alertness, which is partly dependent on daylight, is also affected.
Be that as it may, this proposal for an 8th directive analyses the results of an extra hour of daylight and comes to the conclusion that the majority of citizens are in favour of its continuing.
Palabras similares
dawn · dawning · day · day-to-day · day-trader · daybook · daybreak · daydream · daydreamer · daydreaming · daylight · daylong · days · daytime · dazed · dazzling · dazzlingly · de-encryption · de-salting · deacon · deaconess
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