daylight
 noun
 luz do día
EN The rendezvous in this case, indeed, had been in broad daylight, and in the most crowded corner of Rome; but was it not impossible to regard the choice of these circumstances as a proof of extreme cynicism?
GL A cita, neste caso, efectivamente, fora a plena luz do día, e no recuncho máis concurrido de Roma. Pero ¿acaso non era imposible considera-la elección destas circumstancias coma unha proba do cinismo máis extremo?
 Fonte: DAI (940)
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daunting, dawdle, dawn, day, daybreak, day-care, day-dawn, daydream, daydreaming, daylight, daytime, day-to-day, dazed, dazedly, dazzle, dazzling, deacon, dead, deaden