night
26 ENTRIES FOUND:
- night (noun)
- night (adjective)
- nights (adverb)
- night crawler (noun)
- night depository (noun)
- night owl (noun)
- night safe (noun)
- night school (noun)
- night shift (noun)
- night watchman (noun)
- all–night (adjective)
- Bonfire Night (noun)
- fly–by–night (adjective)
- good night (interjection)
- late–night (adjective)
- one–night stand (noun)
- call (verb)
- day (noun)
- early (adjective)
- late (adjective)
- morning (noun)
- noon (noun)
- other (adjective)
- spend (verb)
- stay (verb)
- still (noun)
plural
nights
plural
nights
Britannica Dictionary definition of NIGHT
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the time of darkness between one day and the next
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the part of the day when no light from the sun can be seen and most people and animals sleep
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Who are you calling at this time of night?
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It's eleven o'clock at night.
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She and her husband both work at night and sleep during the day.
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The store's open all night.
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They were up all night long playing video games.
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People keep coming back night after night. [=every night for a period of time]
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Let's stop for the night and get a hotel.
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a cold, rainy night in the city
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Where were you (on) the night of June 20th?
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The room costs $100 a/per night. = The room costs $100 for one night.
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I stayed up late five nights in a row.
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We were woken up in the middle of the night by a loud crash. = (less commonly) We were woken up in the dead of night by a loud crash.
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Did you have a good night's sleep? [=did you sleep well during the night?]
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Last night, I had the strangest dream.
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I had a late night [=I stayed up very late] last night.
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Let's call it an early night. = Let's make an early night of it. [=let's go home or go to bed early tonight]
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Let's call it a night. [=let's go home or go to bed now]
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She'll have to spend/stay the night in the hospital. [=she will have to sleep overnight in the hospital]
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He spent many sleepless nights worrying about his children. [=he lay awake at night worrying about his children]
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Spend six nights and seven days on a tropical island in the Caribbean!
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He spent the night with [=had sex with and slept with] her.
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They decided to spend the night together. [=they decided to have sex and sleep together]
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the darkness that occurs during the nighttime
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They walked out into the night.
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Her eyes were as black/dark as (the) night.
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animals that hunt by night [=in darkness]
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When night fell [=when the sky became dark for the night; at nightfall], we walked back to our car.
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the final part of the day that is usually after work, school, etc., and before you go to bed
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the early part of the night
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evening
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They go bowling every Tuesday night.
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Friday nights, we play cards with the neighbors.
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What did you have for dinner last night?
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He planned a night of dinner and dancing.
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We've planned a night out. [=an evening that you spend outside of your home doing something fun]
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a
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an evening or night that has a special event
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Poetry night [=the night when people read poetry aloud] at the café is every Saturday at eight o'clock.
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Wednesday night is our family night. [=the night that our family does things together]
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Tuesday night is ladies' night at the ballpark/bar. [=on Tuesday evening, women get a special benefit at the ballpark/bar, such as paying only half price for something]
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Tomorrow is the play's opening night. [=the play will be performed in front of an audience for the first time tomorrow night]
b
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the part of a special day that occurs during the nighttime
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compare eve 2
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Christmas night
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They spent their wedding night in a hotel.
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night
/ˈnaɪt/
adjective
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night
/ˈnaɪt/
adjective
Britannica Dictionary definition of NIGHT
always used before a noun
1
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of or relating to the night
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the night sky
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the cool night air
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during the night hours
2
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for use at night
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a night lamp
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an animal with excellent night vision [=ability to see in the dark]
3
a
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happening at night
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He is taking a night flight.
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a night game/class [=a game/class in the evening]
b
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active, working, or operating at night
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a night manager at the supermarket
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This is the last night bus/train.
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I am a night person. [=a person who likes the night; a person who has the most energy at night]
