Definition
Definition of mornings - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun, plural
1.
time of dayearly part of the day from sunrise to noon
- Mornings are perfect for a walk.
2.
routineperiod of time when morning activities occur
- She enjoys her mornings with coffee and reading.
Images of mornings
early part of the day from sunrise to noon
Origin of mornings
Old English, morgen (morning)
Terms with mornings included in their meaning
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regular meeting
informal group that meets regularly in the mornings for breakfast and discussion
flowering plant
plant with white flowers that forms ice on cold mornings
Examples of mornings in a sentence
I love the freshness of mornings in spring. Mornings are hectic with the kids getting ready for school. He dedicates his mornings to jogging and meditation.
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- French:matins, routine matinale, ...
- German:Morgen, ...
- Italian:mattine, ...
- Spanish:mañanas, ...
- Portuguese:manhãs, ...
- Chinese:早晨, 晨间, ...
- Japanese:朝, 朝の時間, ...
- Arabic:الصباحات, صَبَاحَات, ...
- Hebrew:בְּקָרִים, בְּקָרִים, ...
- Russian:утро, ...
- Ukrainian:ранки, ранкові години, ...
- Hindi:सुबहें, सुबह का समय, ...
Definition of morning - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
time of dayearly part of the day from midnight to noon
- I usually jog in the morning.
2.
communicationconventional greeting or farewell
- Morning! How are you today?
3.
dawnRare first light of dayRare
- The morning was beautiful and calm.
4.
Scottish traditionRare UK first alcoholic drink of the dayRare UK
- He enjoyed his morning before work.
Images of morning
first light of day
Expressions with morning
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daytime period after drinking when someone feels hungover
He regretted the party on the morning after.
someone who feels tired in the morning
She is not a morning person and struggles to wake up early.
sleep for most of the morning hours
He decided to sleep the morning away on Saturday.
express excitement or joy similar to children on Christmas morning
She opened the gift like a kid on Christmas morning.
feeling tired or unenthusiastic on Monday morning
I have a strong Monday morning feeling today.
period after a night focusing on recovery or consequences
The morning after the night before is often full of reflection and consequences.
throughout the entire day
He was busy morning, noon, and night with meetings.
early hours after midnight when it's still dark
She studied until the wee hours of the morning.
used as a greeting in the morning
Good morning, how did you sleep?
during the early part of the day
I like to jog in the morning.
the morning period of the current day
I had breakfast this morning.
the morning of the day after today
We have a meeting scheduled for tomorrow morning.
happening all day without stopping
She studies from morning to night.
during the whole day, from early to late
She works from morning until night.
unpleasant mouth odor after waking up
She brushed her teeth to get rid of morning breath.
tiny water droplets on surfaces in the morning
The grass was covered in morning dew.
someone who feels energetic and performs best in the morning
She's a morning person, always up with the sunrise and ready to go.
prayer said at the start of the day
She began her day with a morning prayer.
religious rituals performed in the morning
She attends morning prayers at the church daily.
summary of overnight events
The morning report covered the major incidents that happened overnight.
period of the day from sunrise until noon
She enjoys her coffee during the quiet morning time.
work period that starts in the early part of the day
She prefers the morning shift because she can be home by midafternoon.
morning social event where people drink coffee together
We met new neighbors at the coffee morning.
social event with tea and snacks in the late morning
We met for morning tea at her house.
Origin of morning
Old English, morgen (morning)
Examples of morning in a sentence
She drinks coffee every morning before work. Morning! Ready for the meeting? Morning! Did you sleep well? Morning broke with a stunning sunrise. Birds chirped as morning light filled the room. He savored his morning with friends at the pub.
A quick morning was all he needed to start the day.
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- French:matin, bonjour, ...
- German:Morgen, Guten Morgen, ...
- Italian:mattina, buongiorno, ...
- Spanish:mañana, buenos días, ...
- Portuguese:manhã, bom dia, ...
- Chinese:早上, 早安, ...
- Japanese:朝, おはよう, ...
- Arabic:صَباح, صَباحُ الخَيْر, ...
- Hebrew:בֹּקֶר, בֹּקֶר טוֹב, ...
- Russian:утро, доброе утро, ...
- Ukrainian:ранок, доброго ранку, ...
- Hindi:सुबह, सुप्रभात, ...
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