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New Zealand Daylight Time

New Zealand Daylight Time proper noun: the time zone that encompasses New Zealand (except the Chatham Islands) from the last Sunday of September to the first Sunday of April; it is thirteen hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+13:00).

Proper noun

New Zealand Daylight Time

  1. The time zone that encompasses New Zealand (except the Chatham Islands) from the last Sunday of September to the first Sunday of April; it is thirteen hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+13:00).
    Synonyms:
    NZDT

Synonyms of New Zealand Daylight Time

Questions about New Zealand Daylight Time

What does New Zealand Daylight Time mean?
New Zealand Daylight Time means the time zone that encompasses New Zealand (except the Chatham Islands) from the last Sunday of September to the first Sunday of April; it is thirteen hours ahead of Coordinated Universal Time (UTC+13:00).
What part of speech is New Zealand Daylight Time?
New Zealand Daylight Time is a proper noun.

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