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1. Oxford Dictionary

   dawn

   • IPA[dɔːn]

   英式

   • n.
     the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise；the beginning of a phenomenon or period of time, especially one considered favourable
   • v.
     (of a day) begin；come into existence

   • verb: dawn, 3rd person present: dawns, gerund or present participle: dawning, past tense: dawned, past participle: dawned

   • noun: dawn, plural noun: dawns

2. • 釋義
   • 相關詞

   n.

   名詞

   • 1. the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise he set off at dawn 同義詞 daybreak, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise, first light, ... 更多daylight, first thing in the morning, early morning, cockcrow, sunup, literarydawning, peep of day, aurora, dayspring反義詞 dusk
   • 2. the beginning of a phenomenon or period of time, especially one considered favourable the dawn of civilization 同義詞 beginning, start, birth, inception, conception, ... 更多origination, genesis, emergence, advent, coming, appearance, debut, arrival, dawning, rise, starting point, origin, launch, institution, inauguration, opening, initiation, onset, outset, unfolding, development, infancy, day one, informalkick-off, the word go, formalcommencement反義詞 end

   v.

   動詞

   • 1. (of a day) begin Thursday dawned bright and sunny 同義詞 begin, open, break, arrive, emerge, ... 更多grow light, lighten, brighten反義詞 end
   • ▪ come into existence a new age was dawning in the Tory party 同義詞 begin, start, come into being, be born, come into existence, ... 更多appear, arrive, come forth, emerge, erupt, burst out, arise, rise, originate, break, unfold, develop, crop up, first see the light of day, formalcommence反義詞 end
   • 2. become evident to the mind; be perceived or understood the awful truth was beginning to dawn on him 同義詞 occur to, come to, come to mind, spring to mind, enter someone's mind/head, ... 更多come into someone's head/mind, strike, hit, register with, enter someone's consciousness, flash across someone's mind, pass through someone's mind, cross someone's mind, suggest itself

   false dawn

   • n.
     a promising situation which comes to nothing: the latest signs of an economic recovery could be another false dawn

   Oxford American Dictionary

   false dawn

   • n.
     a promising situation which comes to nothing: after so many false dawns, Britain was finally enjoying an export-led boom

   Oxford Dictionary

   dawn raid

   • n.
     a surprise visit at dawn, especially by police searching for criminals or illicit goods: armed police carried out a dawn raid five men have been arrested in a dawn raid on a caravan site

   Oxford Dictionary

   dawn chorus

   • n.
     the singing of a large number of birds before dawn each day, particularly during the breeding ... the dawn chorus woke Robyn at five

   Oxford Dictionary

   Fraser, Dawn

   • ph.
     (born 1937), Australian swimmer. She won the Olympic gold medal for the 100 metres freestyle in ...

   Oxford American Dictionary

   dawn chorus

   • n.
     the singing of a large number of birds before dawn each day, particularly during the breeding ... the dawn chorus woke Robyn at five

   Oxford American Dictionary

   dawn redwood

   • n.
     a coniferous tree with deciduous needles, known only as a fossil until it was found growing in ...

   Oxford American Dictionary

   Fraser, Dawn

   • ph.
     (born 1937), Australian swimmer. She won the Olympic gold medal for the 100 metres freestyle in ...

   Oxford Dictionary

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   dawn

   • IPA[dôn]

   美式

   • n.
     the first appearance of light in the sky before sunrise: the rose-pink light of dawn
   • v.
     (of a day) begin: Thursday dawned bright and sunny

   Oxford American Dictionary