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diurnal

/daɪˈɜːnəɫ/ /daɪˈɝ.nəl/

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noun

Une fleur qui ne s'ouvre que le jour

A flower that opens only in the day.

Examples :

"This diurnal closes its petals every evening when the sun goes down. "

Cette fleur diurne ferme ses pétales tous les soirs au coucher du soleil.

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noun

Livre d'heures diurnes

A book containing canonical offices performed during the day, hence not matins.

Examples :

"The monks used the diurnal for their daytime prayers, keeping a separate volume for matins recited before dawn. "

Les moines utilisaient le livre d'heures diurnes pour leurs prières de la journée, conservant un volume séparé pour les matines récitées avant l'aube.

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noun

Journal, agenda

A diary or journal.

Examples :

"Her diurnal contained details about her daily life and thoughts. "

Son journal contenait des détails sur sa vie quotidienne et ses pensées.

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noun

Publication quotidienne, journal quotidien

A daily news publication.

Examples :

"Our local diurnal keeps the community informed about town meetings, school events, and local business news. "

Notre publication quotidienne locale informe la communauté sur les réunions de la ville, les événements scolaires et les nouvelles des entreprises locales.

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adjective

Diurne, de jour

Happening or occurring during daylight, or primarily active during that time.

Examples :

"Most birds are diurnal."

La plupart des oiseaux sont diurnes.

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adjective

Diurne

Said of a flower open, or releasing its perfume during daylight hours, but not at night.

Examples :

"The rose's diurnal fragrance filled the garden each morning, but faded away completely after sunset. "

Le parfum diurne de la rose embaumait le jardin chaque matin, mais s'évanouissait complètement après le coucher du soleil.

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adjective

Diurne, quotidien

Having a daily cycle that is completed every 24 hours, usually referring to tasks, processes, tides, or sunrise to sunset; circadian.

Examples :

"The school bell rings at a diurnal time, signaling the start of the school day. "

La cloche de l'école sonne à une heure diurne, signalant le début de la journée scolaire.

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adjective

quotidien, journalier

Done once every day; daily, quotidian.

Examples :

"My grandfather takes his diurnal walk in the park at the same time every morning. "

Mon grand-père fait sa promenade quotidienne dans le parc à la même heure tous les matins.

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adjective

Publié quotidiennement

Published daily.

Examples :

"The school newspaper is a diurnal publication, keeping students updated on daily events. "

Le journal scolaire est une publication quotidienne, qui tient les élèves informés des événements quotidiens.

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