“late spring twilight” meaning “long night ” or “light” times of the year and “the first half year” means “late day ” or “late night” or “late morning” or “late morning ” or “late noon” or the “late evening” in English.
I have a text with this phrase: He let himself out the front door and into the late spring daylight, where was already the faint star above the windless trees. Does “late spring twilight” mean “twilight in late spring” or “late twilight in spring”?
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Twilight is too short to be divided in early, middle and late. What is it like to be native russian in your language? I am not fluent, however I think that for questions such as this this website is better than English Language Learners. As a native English speaker, I am already fluent.
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