Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Daylight"

A: Daylights savings is now in March / Daylights savings now happens in March.

A: I think it’s the name of a game

But if you want to know the meaning, it literally means you’re dead when the sun comes out
I think the direct translation to Japanese is 日光で死ぬ

A: Well, day light savings happen every year, so you should change the batteries in the smoke detectors at the same time, because you should change batteries once a year

A: Fading 退色する
Daylight 昼光

A: It could mean that you will make somebody go unconscious or to kill.

A: "They kissed in broad daylight"
"He shot her in broad daylight" It basically means somewhere where everyone can see them.

A: The theft took place in broad daylight, close to the police station.

A: in broad daylight = out in the open; exposed; not hiding. It can be used literally or as just a way to say something was not done secretly; everyone in the area could easily notice it.

"He tried to rob people in broad daylight! Thankfully he was arrested quickly."

A: Daylight 更像是阳光，sunlight. e.g. Daylight saving time是美国为了节省阳光调整时间的策略. Daytime就是白天。

A: Daylight is the time of day when there is light. Sunlight describes the light from the sun. A cloudy day is still daylight but you don't see/feel much sunlight.

A: daylight: the light outside, also when it is cloudy or raining.
sunlight: the light that comes directly from the sun.

A:
I see in this case, i should use the preposition-For!

Thank you so much for your help!! 😄 and telling me the time has changed

A: it would make more sense to say "So I don't want to waste this time"

A: "Daylight blinds me." is more correct. If you're outside on a particularly sunny day, it would be natural to say "It's too bright outside."

A: Because you suddenly have to get up an hour earlier than you did the previous day! Yes, of course you will adjust (and some people will have started waking up earlier by themselves), but for many people it’s basically like having mild jet lag.

A: × As daylight began to fade, I picked Holly up from Susan’s home.
✓ As daylight began to fade, I picked Holly up from Susan’s.

× Bidding farewell to her,Holly crept upon my car.
✓ As I bid farewell to Susan, Holly crept upon my car.

× I sensed the atmosphere was a little bit different.
✓ I sensed the atmosphere was different.

× The black cloud of disappointment wandered around Holly’s eyes for a week seemed to disappear.
✓ The black cloud of disappointment that wandered around Holly’s eyes for a week seemed to disappear.

× Instead,they were filled with shameness.
✓ Instead, they were filled with shame.

× “How is Susan’s home?”I asked.
✓ “How was Susan’s home?” I asked.

× “It’s great but…”Hesitating for a long time,it seemed that she was searching for a suitable word to describe it.
✓ “It’s was great, but…” Hesitating for a long time, it seemed that she was searching for something suitable to say.

× “Beyond my expectation. You know,the whole family share one carpet simply because they can’t afford more.”Holly lowered her head.
✓ “Beyond my expectation. You know, the whole family share one blanket simply because they can’t afford more.” Holly lowered her head.

× I unfolded the whole story of Susan.
✓ As she told the story of Susan, Holly was nearly crying.

× Holly was nearly to cry.

× Regret as she was,she didn’t utter a single word on our way home.
✓ Regretful as Holly was, she didn’t utter a single word on our way home.

× I placed the carpet on the table in front of her.
✓ I placed a blanket on the table in front of her.

× With her mouth widen,Holly grabbed the carpet tightly and heartily.
✓ With her mouth wide, Holly grabbed the blanket tight.

× She burst into crying and murmured, “She was my best friend but I once hated her only for a present I don’t like but is precious to her.”I patted her trembling head and said, “It doesn’t matter. Holly.”
✓ She burst into tears, muttering “She was my best friend. I hated her, once. Only to be given a present I don’t like; but is precious to her.” I patted her trembling head and said, “It doesn’t matter, Holly.”

I'm not sure what your intent is with the last paragraph so some emotions or intentions might be lost in this translation

everything else aside it was a pretty good

A: Daylight saving time started today. The clocks moved forward an hour, so I was feeling like the day went by faster today than normal. We went to the sporting goods store to get my son a pair of soccer cleats, but there was nothing in his size. Bummer.

A: I had to do a little research to realize that Japan used to have daylight savings time but hasn’t had it for a long time. Now it looks like Japan is planning to bring it back. With this information I would say:

“Even though daylight saving time will be reimplemented during the Olympics, I think many Japanese would still rather work longer.”

If Japan had never had daylight saving time I would just write “implemented” instead of “reimplemented.”

You could also use “active” instead of “implemented” or “reimplemented.”

A: ‎Daylight saving time will be over at the end of October.

It sounds natural, but you don't need to put 'the' in front of daylight saving time