昼夜 | zhòu yè | day and night; period of 24 hours; continuously, without stop | |
白昼 | bái zhòu | daytime | |
昼伏夜出 | zhòu fú yè chū | nocturnal; to hide by day and come out at night | |
昼夜不息 | zhòu yè bù xī | day and night without rest (idiom) | |
昼长夜短 | zhòu cháng yè duǎn | (In summer) the days are long and the nights short. (idiom) |
1 | This time of spring night this year. | |
2 | And they found that compared with other days, more injuries happened on the Monday after Daylight Saving Time went into effect. And the injuries were more severe. | |
3 | Circadian clocks in cells respond to differences in light between night and day and thereby allow organisms to anticipate changes in the environment by pacing their metabolism to this daily cycle. | |
4 | There is no day nor night, nor form nor colour, and never, never a word. | |
5 | Second, the results may not apply to Americans because daylight hours and sleep patterns are different than those in Norway. |