English to Esperanto Meaning of midday - tagmeze

Midday :
tagmeze

tagmeze, tagmezo, tagmezon, meridiano

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Definitions of midday in English
Noun(1) the middle of the day
Examples of midday in English
(1) the midday heat(2) the midday sun(3) Most sun worshippers are aware that they should stay out of the midday sun to minimise the risk of sunburn.(4) Morning mists can further confuse the eye; the midday sun can dazzle it into submission.(5) And as the empty tarmac streets melt in the midday sun, it appears only the flies are buzzing.(6) Our Verona mobile home was fairly well shaded from the midday sun and of a modern, open studio style.(7) A good wide brim straw hat will go a far way to help block the scalding midday heat.(8) The mountains were suddenly bathed in a light far brighter than the midday sun.(9) It was also eaten throughout the year and often replaced bread at the midday meal or evening supper.(10) at midday(11) Every car on display was immaculately turned out and gleamed in the midday sunshine.(12) Don't water plants in the heat of the midday sun: early morning or late evening is best.(13) After midday a perceptible rise in wind force was accompanied by an ominous whine.(14) We stand and watch in the heat of the midday sun, waiting for the chaos to subside.(15) he awoke at midday(16) As midday came, crowds headed for the culinary delights whipped up by Liz Park and her catering team.
Related Phrases of midday
(1) mid day ::
mezaj tago
(2) at midday ::
je tagmezo
(3) midday meal ::
tagmezmangxo
(4) before midday ::
antaŭtagmeze
(5) around midday ::
ĉirkaŭ la tagmezo
(6) midday sun ::
tagmeza suno
(7) midday rest ::
tagmeze resto
Synonyms
Noun
1. noon ::
tagmezo
2. twelve noon ::
dek du tagmezo
3. high noon ::
tagmezo
4. noontide ::
tagmeze
5. noonday ::
tagmezon
Different Forms
midday
Word Example from TV Shows
Black Walder and Lothar promised to be here by midday.

Black Walder and Lothar promised to be here by MIDDAY.

Game of Thrones Season 6, Episode 10

We've been here since midday.

We've been here since MIDDAY.

Game of Thrones Season 4, Episode 6

Tomorrow you will be here at midday.

Tomorrow you will be here at MIDDAY.

Game of Thrones Season 1, Episode 3

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