two o'clock
Fourteen hundred hours
Two o'clock is the time when the hour hand points to 2—either in the early afternoon or the middle of the night.
The phrase also indicates direction relative to the speaker, borrowed from clock-face positions: Enemy aircraft at two o'clock means slightly to the right of straight ahead.
Post-meridian hours
- middayTwelve hours after midnight
- lunchtimeNoon eating period
- mid-afternoonHours after noon
- daytimeSunlit portion of day
siesta · naptime · teatime · breaktime · recess · downtime · matinee · sunlight
Scheduled time for something
- meetingGathering for discussion
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- reservationAdvance arrangement to hold
- bookingAdvance arrangement secured
slot · engagement · arrangement · timetable · agenda · calendar · reminder · alarm
afternoon
Post-meridian hours
- middayTwelve hours after midnight
- lunchtimeNoon eating period
- mid-afternoonHours after noon
daytime · siesta · naptime · teatime · breaktime · recess · downtime · matinee · sunlight · drowsiness
appointment
Scheduled time for something
- meetingGathering for discussion
- deadlineTime limit for completion
- reservationAdvance arrangement to hold
booking · slot · engagement · arrangement · timetable · agenda · calendar · reminder · alarm · check-in
dial
Graduated circular indicator
sharp
Fine-edged, or astute
punctual · spot-on · timely · strict · synchronized · scheduled · agreed · specified · confirmed · set
two o'clockeight o'clock
Specific hour designation
midnight · noon · six o'clock · dawn · twelve o'clock
two o'clockhigh noon
Solar zenith, or confrontation
midday · noon · broad daylight · mid-morning · lunchtime