The meaning of broad daylight

It means daytime, emphasizing the dark contrast with dusk.

China idiom, pinyin is dà tiān bái rì.

Source: Cao Qingxue Qin Dream of Red Mansions (12): "People come and go in broad daylight, so it is inconvenient for you to be here."

Antonym: midnight.

Usage of words:

1. In broad daylight, this Huayuan Mountain suddenly disappeared among hundreds of mountains in China. Ma Pingchuan has nothing.

2.？ In broad daylight, I am not afraid of dolls to see jokes!

3. However, after all, it is broad daylight, the distance between the two sides is not far, and the command methods between the devils are the same. Look at each other for a long time, just know each other may not be disguised zhina army, but the real imperial army.

In Chang 'an, the capital, there are no diplomatic envoys from other countries, and public security cases of robbery, theft and fraud occur from time to time in broad daylight.

Besides, Huang Haitao can imagine the reaction when the general manager of Tang Zhongtian Group was taken away by the police in broad daylight.