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单词 tomorrow
释义
tomorrow
adverb,noun[UorC]
uk
/təˈmɒr.əʊ/us
/təˈmɔːr.oʊ/
A1
(on) thedayafter today:
（在）明天，（在）明日
I'm havingdinnerwith Rachel tomorrownight.我明天晚上跟瑞秋共进晚餐。
Oh,leaveit till tomorrow.哦，把它留到明天吧。
IsJohncoming to tomorrow'smeeting?约翰来参加明天的会议吗？
UKHe'll be back tomorrowweek/aweektomorrow(= aweekfrom tomorrow).他将在八天后回来。
USHe'll be back aweekfromtomorrow.他将在八天后回来。
C2
used moregenerallytomeanthefuture:
来日，未来，将来
Today'sproblemchildmay be tomorrow'scriminal.今天的问题儿童可能会成为明天的罪犯。
We makesacrificesnow to giveourchildrenabettertomorrow.我们现在作些牺牲是为了给我们的孩子一个更加美好的未来。
More examples
  • Dr Jones is verybusybut I'msureshe'll beabletofityou in tomorrow.
  • Thepriceofpetrolwillriseby 5p agallonfrom tomorrow.
  • I've got aloadofworkto get through before tomorrow.
  • Let'sstayheretonight, thenmoveon tomorrowmorning.
  • I've got to get thisessayfinishedby tomorrow.
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In the future & soon

Idiom

like there is/was no tomorrow
(Definition oftomorrowfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

tomorrow| American Dictionary

tomorrow
adverb[not gradable]
us
/təˈmɑr·oʊ,-ˈmɔr-/
on thedayafter today:
He said he’llcalltomorrow afterwork.
tomorrow
noun[C/U]
us
/təˈmɑr·oʊ,-ˈmɔr-/
thedayafter today:
[U]Tomorrow’smeetinghas beenpostponed.
If you say you willseesomeone tomorrowmorning/night/atnoon/etc., youmeanyou willseethatpersonon the nextdayat thattime:
[U]I’vearrangedtoseeRachel tomorrowmorning/at ten.
Tomorrow can alsomeanthefuture:
[U]Today’sproblemchildmay be tomorrow’sbrilliantscientist.
(Definition oftomorrowfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftomorrow

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What matters from this perspective is not the children of today, but the adults oftomorrow.
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Markers are particles such as ' therefore ' or ' so ', or indexicals such as ' today ' or 'tomorrow', that modify the proposition.
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And if your actiontomorrowis necessary it is not free.
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If the horizon is extended, changes in tomorrow's parameter estimates will matter for more future periods.
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But the margins, as the conference amply demonstrated, offer opportunities enough - and today's margins have a habit of becoming tomorrow's mainstream.
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The f and y components of x match those for x because both components are in the decision-maker's information settomorrow.
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The reality is retirement saving represents a payoff that is too distant and uncertain, and pleasure promisedtomorrowmeans pain today.
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As a result, a friend wrote to me of 'a blighttomorrow' when she was clearly intending to be optimistic.
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In contrast, when states value future payoffs almost as much as current ones, accepting an agreement today ortomorrowdoes not make a big difference.
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Of course this is not needed for today's performance but may be vital for tomorrow's revival.
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Yesterday's enemy is today's friend and good neighbour and tomorrow's partner in cooperation, and vice versa.
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For today's student, an ingrained understanding of the sentience of nonhuman animals will lead to a better scientisttomorrow.
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But this means that it is tomorrow's satisfaction that matters, not today's assessment of tomorrow's satisfaction.
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I don't think she would have told me yes if she didn't intend on showing uptomorrow.
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Child delinquents have a 2- to 3-fold increased risk of becoming tomorrow's serious, violent, and chronic offenders.
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