afternoon; p.m.; the time from noon until dusk

morning; forenoon; the time from sunrise or early morning until noon

noon; midday; the period of time around 12:00 PM

midday meal; luncheon

midday meal; lunch

the middle of the night; specifically the time around twelve o'clock at night

The time period from noon until the evening or sunset.

A light meal typically consisting of tea and snacks served in the late afternoon; by extension, the social activity or break time associated with it

an afternoon nap or siesta

short sleep taken after lunch; siesta; noontime snooze

A period of rest during the middle of the day, typically including lunch and sometimes a nap

Traditional Chinese festival on the 5th day of the 5th lunar month; common customs include racing dragon boats, eating [[粽子|粽子|zong4 zi5]], and hanging calamus and wormwood.

midday; exactly twelve o'clock noon

noontime; the time around midday or lunchtime

a formal lunch held as part of a meeting or special event

Traditional Chinese holiday on the fifth day of the fifth lunar month; also known as [[端午节|端午節|duan1 wu3 jie2]] or [[端阳|端陽|duan1 yang2]]

noontime banquet; luncheon

The thirty-first year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle, occurring every sixty years (for example, 1894, 1954, or 2014).

the period from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the traditional Chinese system of two-hour time subdivisions; can also refer to the time around noon

The war fought between the Qing Dynasty of China and the Empire of Japan from 1894 to 1895 over influence in Korea; named for the [[甲午|甲午|jia3 wu3]] year in the lunar calendar.

(geography) a meridian line connecting the north and south poles; also called [[经线|經線|jing1 xian4]]

midday; high noon

The 19th year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle, such as 1882, 1942, 2002, or 2062.

midday; noon; the period around noon

The 43rd term in the 60-unit sexagenary cycle, representing a specific combination of the celestial stems and terrestrial branches, such as the 43rd year, day, or hour of a cycle

The seventh year of the 60-year sexagenary cycle, such as 1930, 1990, or 2050.

the period of time before noon; a.m.; forenoon

the fifty-fifth year of the sixty-year sexagenary cycle, such as 1918, 1978, or 2038

The time after midday; past noon

the time approaching noon; just before midday

(idiom) from start to finish; in great detail. Originally refers to the four directions or the four periods of time: midnight to noon and sunrise to sunset.

a gun fired at noon, used in some cities as a signal to help people check and set their clocks

water lily; a perennial aquatic herb with horseshoe-shaped leaves that float on the water, so named because its flowers open in the afternoon and close at dusk; also known as [[睡莲|睡蓮|shui4 lian2]]

Common greeting used when meeting someone during the afternoon.

conflict between the Qing Dynasty of China and the Empire of Japan from 1894 to 1895, primarily over influence in Korea

the middle of the day; noon

(literary) noon; midday; the time when the sun is directly overhead

a lunch provided without charge; also used figuratively for any benefit or advantage gained without paying a price or making an effort

colloquial name for a male prostitute or an escort

Good afternoon; a polite greeting used during the middle of the day.

(literary) the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, also known as the [[端午|端午|duan1 wu3]] Festival

flowering plant in the purslane family, typically blooming in full sunlight or around midday

the southern entrance to the Forbidden City in Beijing, where officials formerly gathered for imperial audiences or to receive orders

noontime; the hours between 11 a.m. and 1 p.m.

midday meal; lunch

The main south gate of the imperial palace, specifically the Forbidden City, where officials used to wait for imperial orders; also called [[午朝门|午朝門|wu3 chao2 men2]]

canned luncheon meat; Spam

the seventh year in the twelve-year cycle of the Chinese zodiac; the year of the horse

(literary) high noon; midday