daylight

luz del día

Luz natural del sol que permite ver durante el día.

En inglés sencillo: The light from the sun that lets you see during the day.

• Daylight filled the room.
• The colors look different in daylight.
• Open the curtains to let more daylight in.

Sinónimos: sunlight

Antónimos: darkness

Expresiones frecuentes: in daylight, natural daylight, bright daylight

día, horas diurnas

Parte del día entre la salida y la puesta del sol.

En inglés sencillo: The part of the day when the sun is above the horizon.

• We only travel during daylight.
• There are fewer daylight hours in winter.
• They wanted to finish before daylight ended.

Sinónimos: daytime

Antónimos: nighttime

Expresiones frecuentes: daylight hours, before daylight, during daylight

espectro de luz diurna

Conjunto de colores de la luz solar o de una luz artificial que los reproduce.

En inglés sencillo: The mix of colors in sunlight, or in artificial light made to match it.

• The lamp closely matches the daylight spectrum.
• We tested the fabric under standard daylight.
• Daylight simulation helps photographers judge colors accurately.

Expresiones frecuentes: daylight spectrum, daylight simulation, standard daylight

aflorar

Aparecer en la superficie y quedar visible al aire libre.

En inglés sencillo: To become exposed at the surface, where it can be seen in the open.

• The coal seam daylights at the cliff.
• The tunnel daylighted on the eastern slope.
• These rock layers daylight beside the river.

Sinónimos: outcrop

Expresiones frecuentes: daylight at something, daylight on something