daylight saving time
IDIOM
ˌdaylight ˈsaving time (also ˌdaylight ˈsavings) noun [uncountable]
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English Dictionaryˌdaylight ˈsaving time (
also ˌdaylight ˈsavings)
noun [uncountable] the time during the summer when clocks are one hour ahead of standard time
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Idiomsdaylight saving time n. A way of keeping time in summer that is one or two hours ahead of standard time.
■ Abbreviation DST.
Many places in the United States keep their clocks on daylight saving time in the summer; in this way people get up earlier and have more free time in the afternoon and evening while it is still daylight. Father said that next week it will get dark later because we will change to daylight saving lime. We go off daylight saving in the fall. Compare: CENTRAL TIME.
Antonym: STANDARD TIME.
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