Übersetzung für 'midafternoon' von Englisch nach Deutsch

midafternoon {adv} [around 3 pm]

am Nachmittag [ca. 15 Uhr]

• In Madrid mojama is a very popular midafternoon tapa and is served with beer and olives.
• Relative humidity is generally high, varying from 65% in the midafternoon to 95% at night.
• verrucaria" works under a variety of conditions (including the absence of dew), causes minimal injury to many of the other woody plants in kudzu-infested habitats, and takes effect quickly enough that kudzu treated with it in the morning starts showing evidence of damage by midafternoon.
• Baboons rest at the waterholes during midafternoon and also dig drinking holes only a short distance from natural waterholes.
• The attack was resumed on the morning of February 8 and pressed until about midafternoon, when the Union flag flew over Fort Bartow.

• During midafternoon, the lull in the storm ended and the winds once again blew strong, causing new drifting.
• Relative humidity is generally high, varying from 65% in the midafternoon to 95% at night.
• At midafternoon, sobbing members of his staff began walking out of his office in the Russell Senate Office Building.
• By midafternoon, the Spanish Embassy in Washington confirmed the nationality of the dead: a Spanish journalist and a German.
• Relative humidity is generally high, varying from 65% in the midafternoon to 95% at night.

• The wingspan is 43–69 mm. Adults are on wing from mid July to late August in one generation. Adults are on wing during the day. Mating takes place from midmorning until midafternoon.
• The spathe generally begins to open between midafternoon and late evening and remains open all night.
• The block airs daily during 5's morning and midafternoon time slots.
• The white, waxy flowers appear in April through June, opening well after sunset and closing in midafternoon.
• In English, the other three hours celebrated between morning and evening prayer are now in the ICEL four-volume edition of the Liturgy of the Hours called midmorning, midday and midafternoon prayer, and collectively the daytime hours; and in the three-volume edition in use in most English-speaking countries outside of the United States they are indicated as before noon, midday and afternoon, and collectively as prayer during the day.

• Six other ships remained scattered; just before midday "U-98", newly arrived, found "Helle", which she stalked and sank. In midafternoon "U-98" found and sank "Welcombe", also travelling alone.