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单词 dawn
释义
dawn
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɔːn/us
/dɑːn/
B2
theperiodin thedaywhenlightfrom thesunbeginstoappearin thesky:
拂晓，破晓，黎明
Wewokeatdawn.天一亮我们就醒了。
Weleftas dawn wasbreaking(=starting).我们离开时天将破晓。
Weleftat thebreakofdawn.我们离开时天将破晓。
picture of dawn
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the dawn ofsomethingC1literary
thestartof aperiodoftimeor thebeginningof something new:
…的开始；…的曙光
Thefallof the BerlinWallmarkedthe dawn ofa newerainEuropeanhistory.柏林墙的倒塌标志着欧洲历史上一个新纪元的开始。
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from dawn to dusk
from earlymorninguntilnight:
从早到晚
Weworkedfrom dawn todusk, sevendaysaweek.我们从早到晚地工作，一周7天都是如此。
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More examples
  • Shesleptfitfullythroughoutthenightandarosebefore dawn.
  • Threeprisonerswereinvolvedin a dawnjailbreaktoday.
  • Theymountedasurpriseattackat dawn.
  • She's always up before dawn.
  • Theypartiedtill dawn.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Days & times of day
  • afternoon
  • afternoons
  • am
  • arvo
  • at the crack of dawnidiom
  • high noon
  • hour
  • in broad daylightidiom
  • in the dead of night/winteridiom
  • last orders
  • night
  • nocturnally
  • noon
  • noontime
  • o'clock
  • office hours
  • the witching hour
  • twilit
  • workday
  • working day
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dawn
verb[I]
uk
/dɔːn/us
/dɑːn/

dawnverb[I](BEGIN)

If adayorperiodoftimedawns, itbegins:
破晓；开始
Heleftthehousejust as thedaywas dawning.天将破晓时他离开了那座房子。
In the late 1970s, thepersonalcomputererawas dawning.个人电脑时代开始于20世纪70年代晚期。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Starting and beginning
  • be in the first flush ofidiom
  • be/get in on the ground flooridiom
  • become
  • begin
  • branch out
  • develop
  • export
  • get down to businessidiom
  • grow
  • half-cock
  • here
  • here goes!idiom
  • hit the ground runningidiom
  • inaugurate
  • strike
  • strike out(somewhere)
  • stuck
  • stumble intosomething
  • swing into actionidiom
  • takesomethingup
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dawnverb[I](BECOME KNOWN)

mainlyUK
tobecomeknownorobvious:
见分晓，水落石出；变得明朗
Gradually thetruthabout him dawned.他的真实面目渐渐暴露了出来。
[+ that]Iteventuallydawnedthathe wouldn't be coming back.最终证明他不会回来了。
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Thinking and contemplating
  • a brown studyidiom
  • agonize
  • agonize over/aboutsomething
  • beard-stroking
  • bethink
  • consideration
  • dip
  • harbour
  • introspect
  • introspection
  • joined-up thinking
  • lateral thinking
  • let me see/let's seeidiom
  • reflection
  • run throughsomeone'smind/headidiom
  • scratch
  • scratchyourheadidiom
  • self-contemplation
  • self-reflection
  • soul-searching
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dawning

noun[S]uk
/ˈdɔː.nɪŋ/us
/ˈdɑː.nɪŋ/
the dawning of thedigitalage

Phrasal verb

dawn onsomeone
(Definition ofdawnfrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)
dawn
noun[CorU]
uk
/dɔːn/us
/dɑːn/
B2
theperiodin thedaywhenlightfrom thesunbeginstoappearin thesky
拂晓，破晓，黎明
Wewokeatdawn.天一亮我们就醒了。
Weleftas dawn wasbreaking(=starting).我们离开时天将破晓。
Weleftat thebreakofdawn.我们离开时天将破晓。
the dawn ofsthC1literary
thestartof aperiodoftimeor thebeginningof something new
…的开始；…的曙光
Thefallof the Berlin Wallmarkedthe dawnof a newerainEuropeanhistory.柏林墙的倒塌标志着欧洲历史上一个新纪元的开始。
from dawn to dusk
from earlymorninguntilnight
从早到晚
Weworkedfrom dawn todusk, sevendaysaweek.我们从早到晚地工作，一周7天都是如此。
More examples
  • Shesleptfitfullythroughoutthenightandarosebefore dawn.
  • Threeprisonerswereinvolvedin a dawnjailbreaktoday.
  • Theymountedasurpriseattackat dawn.
  • She's always up before dawn.
  • Theypartiedtill dawn.
dawn
verb[I]
uk
/dɔːn/us
/dɑːn/

dawnverb[I](BEGIN)

If adayorperiodoftimedawns, itbegins.
破晓；开始
Heleftthehousejust as thedaywas dawning.天将破晓时他离开了那座房子。
In the late 1970s, thepersonalcomputererawas dawning.个人电脑时代开始于20世纪70年代晚期。

dawnverb[I](BECOME KNOWN)

mainlyUK
tobecomeknownorobvious
见分晓，水落石出；变得明朗
Gradually thetruthabout him dawned.他的真实面目渐渐暴露了出来。
[+ that]Iteventuallydawnedthathe wouldn't be coming back.最终证明他不会回来了。

Phrasal verb

dawn onsb

dawn| American Dictionary

dawn
noun
us
/dɔn,dɑn/
theperiodin thedaywhenlightfrom thesunbeginstoappearin thesky:
[U]fig.Computersmarkthe dawn of a newage.
dawn
verb[I]
us/dɔn,dɑn/
(of adayorperiodoftime) tobegin:
Winstonlefthishouseas thedaywas dawning.

Phrasal verb

dawn onsomeone
(Definition ofdawnfrom theCambridge Academic Content Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesofdawn

dawn
By then, another era of country music was dawning.
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The age of the yuppie had dawned.
From theCambridge English Corpus
As the new millennium dawns, many forces press toward a more complete integration of our understanding of the development of psychopathology.
From theCambridge English Corpus
A new chapter dawned in the 1960s.
From theCambridge English Corpus
All of a sudden, an aspect dawns.
From theCambridge English Corpus
I could contemplate living in a world without party political broadcasts, but that day has not dawned.
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The reality has not been accepted thereafter, however, even though it has been dawning over the years.
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We have just had one, and another is dawning.
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The full force of that interruption has not dawned upon me.
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Admittedly, there have been false dawns in this respect in the past.
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Democracy, as well as the interests of our constituents, will be advanced when that long-awaited day finally dawns.
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At long last the light has dawned; but perhaps there will be later legislation in which the light will be extinguished again.
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Perhaps we shall not see the dawning of that great day.
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He has promised us more new dawns than most of us have had hot dinners, but the recovery seems strangely delayed.
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The year 1971 has now dawned and negotiations about the terms are under way.
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Example from the Hansard archive. Contains Parliamentary information licensed under theOpen Parliament Licence v3.0
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