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Definition of morrow - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
next dayDated UK the day following todayDated UK
- I will see you on the morrow..
2.
following eventDated UK the time after a specific eventDated UK
- He promised to return on the morrow of the battle.
Expressions with morrow
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on the next day after today
We shall meet again on the morrow.
archaic greeting for good morning
He bid her a good morrow as he left.
Origin of morrow
Old English, morgen (morning)
Examples of morrow in a sentence
Plans were made for the morrow. The treaty was signed on the morrow of the negotiations. We will discuss the plans on the morrow of the festival.
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- French:lendemain, jour suivant, ...
- German:morgen, nächster Tag, ...
- Italian:giorno successivo, giorno dopo, ...
- Spanish:día siguiente, ...
- Portuguese:amanhã, ...
- Chinese:明天, 次日, ...
- Japanese:明日, 翌朝, ...
- Arabic:غَد, ...
- Hebrew:מוֹחֳרָת, זְמַן לְאַחַר, ...
- Russian:завтра, ...
- Ukrainian:завтра, на завтра, ...
- Hindi:कल, दूसरा दिन, ...
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