The meaning of Night

Night – definition

noun
The period from sunset to sunrise in each twenty-four hours.
Usage examples:
A moonless night
Synonims:
Darkness Dark Hours of darkness Night-time Dead of night
noun
The period between afternoon and bedtime; an evening.
Usage examples:
He was not allowed to go out on weekday nights

adverb
Short for goodnight.
adverb
During the night; at night.
Usage examples:
Investments that won't keep us awake nights with worry

noun
The part of every 24-hour period when it is dark because there is no direct light from the sun
Usage examples:
[ c ] i’ll be in pittsburgh on tuesday night., [ c ] there was a fire last night in the tremont sec…

Night translation into English

Night: translate from English into Chinese

夜晚, 晚, 夜, 宵, 宿, 黑暗, 晦, 曛, 夜晚的

Night: translate from English into Dutch

Nacht, Avond, Duisternis

Night: translate from English into French

Nuit, Obscurité, Ténèbres

Night: translate from English into German

Nacht, Nacht-, Übernachtung, Abend, Nächtlich

Night: translate from English into Hindi

रात, रात का, रात्रि, शाम, अंधेरा, संध्या, अंधकार, तिमिर, निशा, रात्रि-चर

Night: translate from English into Italian

Notte, Sera, Notturno, Nottata, Buio, Oscurità

Night: translate from English into Korean

밤, 동물 따위 야행성의, 야행성의, 밤에 일어나는, 밤의, 죽음의 암혹

Night: translate from English into Russian

Ночь, Ночной, Вечер, Вечерний, Темнота, Мрак

Night: translate from English into Spanish

Noche, De noche, Nocturno

Word origin

Old English neaht, niht, of Germanic origin; related to Dutch nacht and German Nacht, from an Indo-European root shared by Latin nox and Greek nux .

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Night synonims

dark

adjective
With little or no light.
Usage examples:
It's too dark to see much

noun
The absence of light in a place.
Usage examples:
Carolyn was sitting in the dark

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darkness

noun
The partial or total absence of light.
Usage examples:
The office was in darkness

noun
The quality of being without light, or a situation in which there is little or no light
Usage examples:
The city centre was plunged into darkness by the power cut., they made their way up the beach in da…

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