Parts of the day

Parts of the day

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1. Parts of the day

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   Parts of The Day in Examples
   
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   Parts of The Day in English
   

Parts of the day

A day is commonly divided into 24 hours of 60 minutes, with each minute composed of 60 seconds. A solar day is the length of time between the Sun reaching its highest point (the meridian) in the sky two consecutive times.
A day is the period of time during which the Earth completes one rotation (360 degrees) with respect to the Sun.
The word day can also mean the period of light during which the Sun is above the horizon, also known as daytime, the time period from first-light “dawn” to last-light “dusk”. Though the amount of daylight varies significantly throughout the year, the length of a mean solar day is kept constant, unlike that of an apparent solar day.
Daytime is from sunrise (approximately 6am) to sunset (approximately 6pm). Night-time is from sunset to sunrise, the period of darkness from last-light “dusk” to first-light “dawn”. The Sun rises in the East and sets in the West.
Every day starts just after Midnight – am (ante-meridiem = before noon) and pm (post-meridiem = after noon) starts just after midday.

Do you know all the English words for the different parts of the day? In this blog post, we will list some of these words and their definitions. Learning these English words will help you to describe what time it is during the day, in both writing and speaking! Let’s get started.
1) Morning
The word “morning” refers to the time of day that occurs between midnight and noon. During the morning, many people typically wake up and begin their day’s activities.
2) Afternoon
The word “afternoon” refers to the time of day that occurs between noon and evening. Many people use the afternoon to finish up their work from the morning, or to do other activities such as go for a walk or have a picnic.
3) Evening
The word “evening” refers to the time of day that occurs between evening and midnight. In the evening, people often like to relax and spend time with family or friends.
4) Midnight
The word “midnight” refers to the time of day that occurs between evening and morning. Midnight is the time when most people go to bed, as it is the beginning of the next day.
5) Noon
The word “noon” refers to the time of day that occurs between morning and afternoon. In many parts of the world, noon is when people eat their largest meal of the day.
6) Sunrise
The word “sunrise” refers to the time of day when the sun first appears in the sky. Sunrise is typically a beautiful sight, and many people like to watch it happen.
7) Sunset
The word “sunset” refers to the time of day when the sun disappears from the sky. Sunset is often a very pretty time of day, and many people like to watch it happen.
8) Dusk
The word “dusk” refers to the time of day when the sun is barely visible in the sky. Dusk is often a very peaceful time, and many people like to spend it outdoors.
9) Night
The word “night” refers to the time of day that occurs after dusk. During the night, many people like to sleep or do other activities such as watch movies or go out dancing.