Australian Central Daylight Time
Australian Central Daylight Time proper noun: the time zone that encompasses South Australia and part of New South Wales around Broken Hill from the first Sunday of October to the first Sunday of April; it is ten hours and thirty minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+10:30).

Proper noun
Australian Central Daylight Time
- The time zone that encompasses South Australia and part of New South Wales around Broken Hill from the first Sunday of October to the first Sunday of April; it is ten hours and thirty minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+10:30).
- Coordinate term: Australian Central Standard Time
- Synonyms:
- ACDT
Synonyms of Australian Central Daylight Time
- ACDT
Questions about Australian Central Daylight Time
- What does Australian Central Daylight Time mean?
- Australian Central Daylight Time means the time zone that encompasses South Australia and part of New South Wales around Broken Hill from the first Sunday of October to the first Sunday of April; it is ten hours and thirty minutes ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+10:30).
- What part of speech is Australian Central Daylight Time?
- Australian Central Daylight Time is a proper noun.
Words near Australian Central Daylight Time in the dictionary
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