Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Daytime"

A: daytime refers to when the sun is out (6:00-19:00)

nighttime refers to when its dark outside (20:00-5:00)

A: Tiempo de día. O sea cuando es de día, cuando está el Sol. En algún caso podría llegar a ser "diurno".

A: You may want to have a pair of sunglasses for driving in the daytime, because it can get quite bright out.

Some animals are nocturnal, meaning they aren't really very active in the daytime.

"in the daytime" really just means "during the daytime" or "during daylight hours" (before it has gotten dark)

A: We go to school during day time and sleep at night time

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A: I understand. It is hard indeed, I just checked the phrase in ReversoContext and it does have both options. Thank you for replying

A: I would say that daytime refers more to the time when the sun is up, whereas day not strictly so. During the day is more about the time frame (24h).

Eg.
We must only go out in the daytime or the vampires will kill us.

Did you manage to finish your work during the day?

A: i honestly find no difference. they are both used to express the same thing though in the daytime sounds more natural in my opinion

A: They mean the same thing and either can be used.

I will see you in the daytime.
I will see you during the day.

A: "During *the daytime" is grammatically correct, but it's okay I guess. Most people will say "during the day."