Definition of 'morning'
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Simply splash some on to skin after cleansing morning and night. The Sun (2016)But the proof of its big selling point would come the morning after. The Sun (2016)The next morning there was a tense and emotional cabinet meeting. Times, Sunday Times (2016)Our management got an email at one in the morning on the day it came out, to clear it. Times, Sunday Times (2017)Sleep and lounging around in bed in the morning are not part of work: they are an escape from it. Times, Sunday Times (2017)I'll sleep with the top half of my body fully clothed to save us time in the morning. Times, Sunday Times (2016)We discovered the next morning that 130 people had died and 414 were hospitalised. Times, Sunday Times (2016)A keen rugby player, he vanished just after midnight on Friday morning after being kicked out of a nightclub. Times, Sunday Times (2016)An accompanying photograph showed a fireball rising over the city in early morning light. Times, Sunday Times (2015)The smell of popcorn wakes up people in the morning for some reason! Christianity Today (2000)One day from morning till night they had been passing through a forest. The Princess and the Curdie (1883)We are moving up tonight into the trenches from which we are going to attack tomorrow morning. Times, Sunday Times (2015)We received news this morning that part of that mountain face collapsed during the earthquake. Times, Sunday Times (2010)By which time the morning has indeed gone. Times, Sunday Times (2006)This took most of the first morning and only then were they ready to move on. Training with N.L.P. (1994)By yesterday morning people were staggering around getting ready to go home. The Sun (2016)He worked hard from morning till night and did not know what joy was. The Wonderful Wizard of Oz (1900)That was in the early morning. The Tribes Triumphant (2006)Take an apartment and eat out morning, noon and night. Times, Sunday Times (2015)After the success of the morning, the afternoon singles just went horribly wrong. For Love or Money (2006)Until the unthinkable happened on race day morning, that is. Times, Sunday Times (2011)Prepare to spot him running round the City on his morning jog. Times, Sunday Times (2012)The morning after, she got a call. The Sun (2011)She is in my thoughts morning, noon and night. The Sun (2012)Now it has dropped, but 60 or more arrived in the first two hours on the morning of my visit. Times, Sunday Times (2014)
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Translations for 'morning'
British English: morning /ˈmɔːnɪŋ/ NOUN
The morning is the part of a day between the time that people wake up and noon.
On Sunday morning he was woken by the telephone.
- American English: morning
- Arabic: صَبَاحٌ
- Brazilian Portuguese: manhã
- Chinese: 早晨
- Croatian: jutro
- Czech: ráno
- Danish: morgen
- Dutch: ochtend
- European Spanish: mañana parte del día
- Finnish: aamu
- French: matin
- German: Morgen
- Greek: πρωί
- Italian: mattina
- Japanese: 午前
- Korean: 아침
- Norwegian: morgen
- Polish: ranek
- European Portuguese: manhã
- Romanian: dimineață
- Russian: утро
- Spanish: mañana tiempo desde la medianoche hasta el mediodía
- Swedish: morgon
- Thai: เวลาเช้า
- Turkish: sabah
- Ukrainian: ранок
- Vietnamese: buổi sáng
Definition of morning from the Collins English Dictionary
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