standard time zone

A standard time zone is a region of the Earth that observes a uniform official time, typically defined as an offset from Coordinated Universal Time (UTC), for legal, commercial, and social purposes.

Aliases (2)

• standard time ×27
• time zone system ×2

Instances (30)

• Central European Time ("standard time")
• New Zealand Standard Time ("standard time")
• North American time zones ("time zone system")
• Western European Time ("standard time")
• Japan Standard Time ("standard time")
• Australian Eastern Standard Time ("standard time")
• Western Indonesian Time ("standard time")
• Eastern Time Zone
• East Africa Time ("standard time")
• Moscow Time ("standard time")
• Malaysia Time ("standard time")
• West Africa Time (WAT) ("standard time")
• Eastern European Time ("standard time")
• PST ("standard time")
• Solomon Islands Time ("standard time")
• Indian Standard Time ("standard time")
• AWST ("standard time")
• Chile Standard Time ("standard time")
• NST ("standard time")
• Peru Time ("standard time")
• Indochina Time ("standard time")
• Palau Time ("standard time")
• Timor Leste Time ("standard time")
• COT ("standard time")
• Mexico Time Zones ("time zone system")
• SST ("standard time")
• Niue Time ("standard time")
• Chatham Standard Time is 45 minutes ahead of NZST ("standard time")
• Australian Central Standard Time ("standard time")
• Australian Western Standard Time ("standard time")