Meaning of 昼間 in Japanese

Definition of 昼間

ひるま(hiruma) · ちゅうかん(chuukan) 【昼間】

(n-adv, n-t) daytime; during the day; time from sunrise until sunset; diurnal period
太陽は昼間輝く。
The sun shines during the day.

まっぴるま(mappiruma) 【真っ昼間 ·真昼間 ·まっ昼間】

(n-adv, n-t) broad daylight
彼は真っ昼間に車を盗まれた。
He had his car stolen in broad daylight.

ちゅうかんじんこう(chuukanjinkou) 【昼間人口】

ちゅうかんたくじしょ(chuukantakujisho) 【昼間託児所】

ちゅうかんじすう(chuukanjisuu) 【昼間時数】

ちゅうかんしょうがいひょうしき(chuukanshougaihyoushiki) 【昼間障害標識】

(n) obstruction markings (red or yellow and white markings on structures taller than 60 meters in accordance with Japanese aviation law)

典型的なベッドタウンべっどたうんで、昼間においても人通りひとどおりが少ないすくない。

It's a classic commuter town, even during the day there are few people around.

彼かれが目めを覚めた時ときは昼間だった。

When he awoke it was day.

冬ふゆが近づくちかづくにつれて昼間は短くなる。

The days grow shorter as winter approaches.

太陽たいようは昼間輝くかがやく。

The sun shines during the day.

フクロウは昼間寝ていて夜間やかん活動かつどうする。

An owl sleeps by day and hunts by night.

Owls cannot see in the daytime.

Most birds can see only by day.

The ladies are looking after the children whose parents are employed in factories during the daytime.

その通りそのとおりは昼間は大変たいへん騒がしかった。

That street was very noisy during the day.

Cockroaches hide themselves during the day.