Engelska ordet dawn
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Meaning of dawn in English
As the new millennium dawns, many forces press toward a more complete integration of our understanding of the development of psychopathology.
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I could contemplate living in a world without party political broadcasts, but that day has not dawned.
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The reality has not been accepted thereafter, however, even though it has been dawning over the years.
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We have just had one, and another is dawning.
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The full force of that interruption has not dawned upon me.
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Admittedly, there have been false dawns in this respect in the past.
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Democracy, as well as the interests of our constituents, will be advanced when that long-awaited day finally dawns.
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At long last the light has dawned; but perhaps there will be later legislation in which the light will be extinguished again.
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Perhaps we shall not see the dawning of that great day.
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He has promised us more new dawns than most of us have had 
[uncountable, countable]the time of day when light first appearssynonymdaybreak [singular]dawn (of something)the beginning or first signs of something
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dawn
- at dawnThey början work at dawn.
- It's almost dawn.
- We arrived in Sydney as dawn broke(= as the first light could be seen).
- I woke up just before dawn.
- summer’s early dawns
- He works from dawn till dusk(= from morning till night).
- The plane took off, leaving London behind in a blue-grey dawn.
Extra Examples
Topics Timec1- Dawn was breaking over the valley.
- She awoke to another glorious dawn.
- He always got up to greet the dawn.
- Be prepared for cold nights and foggy dawns in the mountains next week.
- Ammunition was seized during a dawn raid on the house.
Oxford Collocations Dictionaryadjectiveverb + dawndawn + verbdawn + nounpreposition
- at dawn
- before dawn
- by dawn
- …
- (at) the crack of dawn
- from dawn to dusk
- the dawn of civilization/time/history
- Peace marked a new dawn in the country's history.
- the dawn of a golden age in europeisk art
Extra Examples
- We are seeing the dawn of a new era.
- This sudden success may prove to be a false dawn.
- This a