dawn 音标拼音: [d'ɔn]
n . 黎明,拂晓;开始,发端
vi . 破晓;开始,初现;渐被理解或感知
黎明,拂晓;开始,发端破晓;开始,初现;渐被理解或感知
dawn n 1 :
the first light of day ; "
we got up before dawn "; "
they talked until morning " [
synonym : {
dawn }, {
dawning }, {
morning },
{
aurora }, {
first light }, {
daybreak }, {
break of day }, {
break of the day }, {
dayspring }, {
sunrise }, {
sunup }, {
cockcrow }]
[
ant : {
sundown }, {
sunset }]
2 :
the earliest period ; "
the dawn of civilization "; "
the morning of the world " [
synonym : {
dawn }, {
morning }]
3 :
an opening time period ; "
it was the dawn of the Roman Empire "
v 1 :
become clear or enter one '
s consciousness or emotions ; "
It dawned on him that she had betrayed him "; "
she was penetrated with sorrow " [
synonym : {
click }, {
get through },
{
dawn }, {
come home }, {
get across }, {
sink in }, {
penetrate },
{
fall into place }]
2 :
appear or develop ; "
The age of computers had dawned "
3 :
become light ; "
It started to dawn ,
and we had to get up "
Dawn \
Dawn \,
n .
1 .
The break of day ;
the first appearance of light in the morning ;
show of approaching sunrise .
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1913 Webster ]
And oft at dawn ,
deep noon ,
or falling eve .
--
Thomson .
[
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No sun ,
no moon ,
no morn ,
no noon ,
No dawn ,
no dusk ,
no proper time of day . --
Hood .
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2 .
First opening or expansion ;
first appearance ;
beginning ;
rise . "
The dawn of time ." --
Thomson .
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These tender circumstances diffuse a dawn of serenity over the soul . --
Pope .
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Dawn \
Dawn \ (
d [
add ]
n ),
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Dawned } (
d [
add ]
nd );
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Dawning }.] [
OE .
dawnen ,
dawen ,
dagen ,
daien ,
AS .
dagian to become day ,
to dawn ,
fr .
d [
ae ]
g day ;
akin to D .
dagen ,
G .
tagen ,
Icel .
daga ,
Dan .
dages ,
Sw .
dagas .
See {
Day }. [
root ]
71 .]
1 .
To begin to grow light in the morning ;
to grow light ;
to break ,
or begin to appear ;
as ,
the day dawns ;
the morning dawns .
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1913 Webster ]
In the end of the Sabbath ,
as it began to dawn toward the first day of the week ,
came Mary Magdalene . . .
to see the sepulcher . --
Matt .
xxviii .
1 .
[
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2 .
To began to give promise ;
to begin to appear or to expand .
"
In dawning youth ." --
Dryden .
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When life awakes ,
and dawns at every line . --
Pope .
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Dawn on our darkness and lend us thine aid . --
Heber ,
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110 Moby Thesaurus words for "
dawn ":
A ,
advent ,
alpha ,
antemeridian ,
appear ,
appearance ,
arise ,
arrival ,
arrive ,
aurora ,
auroral ,
awakening ,
begin ,
beginning ,
birth ,
blast -
off ,
break ,
break of day ,
brighten ,
brightening ,
broad day ,
chanticleer ,
cockcrow ,
cocklight ,
come to mind ,
commence ,
commencement ,
crack of dawn ,
creation ,
cutting edge ,
dawning ,
day ,
day glow ,
day -
peep ,
daybreak ,
daylight ,
dayshine ,
dayspring ,
daytide ,
daytime ,
develop ,
dusk ,
edge ,
emerge ,
emergence ,
establishment ,
first brightening ,
first light ,
flying start ,
foundation ,
fresh start ,
full sun ,
genesis ,
gleam ,
green flash ,
grow bright ,
grow light ,
inauguration ,
inception ,
institution ,
jump -
off ,
kick -
off ,
leading edge ,
light ,
light of day ,
lighten ,
matin ,
matinal ,
matutinal ,
midday sun ,
morn ,
morning ,
new departure ,
noonlight ,
noontide light ,
occur to ,
oncoming ,
onset ,
opening ,
origin ,
originate ,
origination ,
outbreak ,
outset ,
outstart ,
peep of day ,
prime ,
ray of sunshine ,
rise ,
running start ,
send -
off ,
setting in motion ,
setting -
up ,
shine ,
square one ,
start ,
start -
off ,
starting point ,
sun spark ,
sunbeam ,
sunbreak ,
sunburst ,
sunlight ,
sunrise ,
sunshine ,
sunup ,
take -
off ,
twilight ,
unfold ,
vestibule of Day
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