dawn

Oznaczający (Angielski)

Verb

1. To begin to brighten with daylight.
2. To start to appear or be realized.
3. To begin to give promise; to begin to appear or to expand.

Noun

1. The morning twilight period immediately before sunrise.
2. The rising of the sun.
3. The time when the sun rises.
4. The earliest phase of something.

Synonimy

daybreak

sunrise

🌅

morning

aurora

break

early morning

daylight

cockcrow

morn

beginning

dawning

twilight

day-break

break of day

become light

start

day break

sun-up

first light

rising sun

dayspring

break of the day

outset

dusk

forenoon

sunup

grow light

brighten

appear

become daylight

begin

click

commencement

develop

end

🔚

glimmer

light up

nightfall

origin

spend the night

sunlight

crack of dawn

sunup term

be light

be dawn

morning twilight

genesis

get across

get through

afternoon

gloaming

jump-off

launching

light

lighten

James Thomson

commence

come to light

night

🌃

dawing

occur

occurrence

offset

open

evening glow

out

outcrop

come out

penetrate

post meridiem

prospects

prove

red

red of dawn

rise

first light of day

come home

sundown

sunrise pink

clear up

sunset

clean

carve

unfold

vesper

Aurora

be bright

bring

become lighter

afterglow

early development

blastoff

birth

early dawn

become clear

fall into place

bask

in the event of

morningtide

auroral

sink in

evetime

turn white

very early in the morning

cocks-crowing

dayrise

emerge

emergence

day-spring

engrave

eve

evenfall

evening

🌆

eventide

expiration

find out

early

disturb

Wymawiane jako (IPA)

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Etymologia (Angielski)

Back-formation from dawning. (If the noun rather than the verb is primary, the noun could directly continue dawing.) Compare daw (“to dawn”).

Zdania

The darkest hour is before the dawn .

I'll work all night , until dawn , and I'll clean every piece of crystal in your shop .