英语词汇“daylight”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

day·light

(dālīt′)

1. The light of day; sunlight.

a. Dawn: at work before daylight.

b. Daytime.

3. Exposure to public notice: corrupt business practices that were finally brought to daylight.

4. Understanding or insight into what was formerly obscure: new evidence that gave the researchers some daylight into the matter.

5. Sports An opening, as between defensive players, especially one providing an opportunity for action: The running back found some daylight and gained six yards.

6. daylights Slang One's wits: "His adventurism had scared the daylights out of them" (Frederick Forsyth).

Idiom:

see daylight

To make sufficient progress so that completion of a project seems possible.

单词	daylight
释义	day·light (dālīt′) n. 1. The light of day; sunlight. 2. a. Dawn: at work before daylight. b. Daytime. 3. Exposure to public notice: corrupt business practices that were finally brought to daylight. 4. Understanding or insight into what was formerly obscure: new evidence that gave the researchers some daylight into the matter. 5. Sports An opening, as between defensive players, especially one providing an opportunity for action: The running back found some daylight and gained six yards. 6. daylights Slang One's wits: "His adventurism had scared the daylights out of them" (Frederick Forsyth). *Idiom:* *see daylight* To make sufficient progress so that completion of a project seems possible.
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