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morning noun
⇨ day day noun day ♦︎ morning ♦︎ afternoon ♦︎ noon ♦︎ midday ♦︎ daytimeThese are all words for times of the day when it is not dark. 这些词均表示一天中夜晚以外的时间。PATTERNS AND COLLOCATIONS 句型和搭配◆in / during the day / morning / afternoon / daytime◆at / around noon / midday◆(on) Monday / Tuesday, etc. morning / afternoon◆this / tomorrow / yesterday morning / afternoon◆noon / midday tomorrow / yesterday◆all / every / each / day / morning / afternoon◆a beautiful / hot / nice / warm / cold day / morning / afternoon◆Good morning / afternoon!◆to spend the day / morning / afternoon doing sth■ day [uncountable, countable] the time between when it becomes light in the morning and when it gets dark in the evening; the time when you are awake, working, etc. 白昼；白天◆I could sit and watch the river all day long.我能坐在那里一整天看着那条河。◆Nocturnal animals sleep by day and hunt by night.夜行动物白天睡觉晚上猎食。◆The short winter days prevented them from finishing all the work.冬天白昼短，他们没能把工作做完。◆What a beautiful day!多么美好的一天啊！◆It's been a long day (= I've been very busy).忙了一整天了。◆Did you have a good day?你这一天过得顺利吗？◆She didn't do a full day's work.她并不是整天都在工作。◆ (BrE) a seven-hour working day七小时工作日OPP night ⇨ night 1 ■ morning [uncountable, countable] the early part of the day from the time when people wake up until 12 midday or before lunch 早上；上午◆They left early in the morning.他们在清晨离开了。◆He's been in a meeting all morning.他一上午都在开会。◆Our group meets on Friday mornings.我们小组成员每周五上午碰面。◆It was a beautiful morning, with not a cloud in the sky.那是个美好的早晨，晴空万里。OPP afternoon , evening , night ⇨ night 2 ■ afternoon [uncountable, countable] the part of the day from 12 midday until about 6 o'clock 下午；午后◆In the afternoon they went shopping.下午他们购物去了。◆Come over on Sunday afternoon.星期天下午过来吧。◆She studies art two afternoons a week.她每周花两个下午学习艺术。◆We spent a long lazy afternoon by the river.我们在河边懒洋洋地待了一下午。OPP morning ■ noon [uncountable] 12 o'clock in the middle of the day 中午；正午◆The conference opens at 12 noon on Saturday.会议于星期六中午12点开幕。◆I'm leaving on the noon train.我坐中午的火车走。■ midday [uncountable] noon; the period around noon 中午；正午时分◆The rain will continue until around midday tomorrow.雨会一直下到明天中午前后。◆Most people here eat their midday meal in the canteen.这里的人大部分都在食堂里吃午餐。◆They rode on through the heat of the midday sun.他们顶着中午的炎炎烈日继续骑车前行。OPP midnight ⇨ night 1 ■ daytime / /ˈdeɪtaɪm/ / [uncountable] the time between when it becomes light in the morning and when it gets dark in the evening; the time during the day when a lot of people usually work 白天；白昼；日间◆You don't often see this bird in the daytime.这种鸟白天不常见。◆Daytime temperatures never fell below 80°F.白天的气温从未低于80华氏度。◆Please give your name, address and daytime phone number.请留下姓名、地址和日间联系电话。OPP night-time ⇨ night 1 NOTE 辨析 Day or daytime?A day can either be seen as a completed whole, or as a period of time that is continuing; daytime is a period of time that is continuing, never a completed whole. * day既可看作一整天，也可看作持续的一段时间；daytime表示持续的一段时间，却不表示一整天◆during the day / daytime在白天◆I've been busy all day.我整天都在忙。◆I've been busy all daytime. ◆Did you have a good day?你这一天过得顺利吗？◆Did you have a good daytime? Daytime is used especially in compounds. * daytime尤用于构成复合词◆daytime phone number / television / temperatures日间联系电话／电视节目／气温◆day phone number/television/temperatures |