nights

a night out

An evening spent having an enjoyable time away from home, as in a restaurant, theater, bar, or other such locations. I never knew how much I would miss being able to have a night out once we had kids. Hey John, some people in the office are planning a night out this Friday. Would you like to join us?See also: night, out

work nights

To work in the evenings, as opposed to during the day. I used to work nights, but it took such a toll on my sleeping that I switched back to the day shift.See also: nights, work

stag night

A groom's outing with his male friends before his wedding; a bachelor party. Mark knew that his stag night had gotten out of control when the police arrived.See also: night, stag

three-dog night

old-fashioned A bitterly cold night (i.e., so cold that one would need their dogs in bed with them to stay warm). Temperatures fell well below freezing, a true three-dog night.See also: night

night on the town

A night of celebrations or revelry in various places (typically restaurants, bars, clubs, etc.) that a particular town or city has to offer. We were out for a night on the town last night to celebrate Valerie's birthday. That's why we're all so exhausted today. I had a night on the town with my closest friends from school last weekend.See also: night, on, town

night on the town

a night of celebrating (at one or more places in a town). Did you enjoy your night on the town? After we got the contract signed, we celebrated with a night on the town.See also: night, on, town

a night ˈout

an evening that you spend enjoying yourself away from home: They enjoy a night out occasionally.See also: night, out

单词	nights
释义	nights nights N0104350 (nīts)adv. During the nighttime on every day or most days: She works nights at the restaurant. nights (naɪts) advinformal at night, esp regularly: he works nights. nights (naɪts) adv. at or during the night regularly or frequently: to work nights. [before 900; Middle English nightes, Old English nihtes. See night, -s¹] Translations notti I'd like to stay for two nights → 我想住两晚 nights a night out An evening spent having an enjoyable time away from home, as in a restaurant, theater, bar, or other such locations. I never knew how much I would miss being able to have a night out once we had kids. Hey John, some people in the office are planning a night out this Friday. Would you like to join us?See also: night, out work nights To work in the evenings, as opposed to during the day. I used to work nights, but it took such a toll on my sleeping that I switched back to the day shift.See also: nights, work stag night A groom's outing with his male friends before his wedding; a bachelor party. Mark knew that his stag night had gotten out of control when the police arrived.See also: night, stag three-dog night old-fashioned A bitterly cold night (i.e., so cold that one would need their dogs in bed with them to stay warm). Temperatures fell well below freezing, a true three-dog night.See also: night night on the town A night of celebrations or revelry in various places (typically restaurants, bars, clubs, etc.) that a particular town or city has to offer. We were out for a night on the town last night to celebrate Valerie's birthday. That's why we're all so exhausted today. I had a night on the town with my closest friends from school last weekend.See also: night, on, town night on the town a night of celebrating (at one or more places in a town). Did you enjoy your night on the town? After we got the contract signed, we celebrated with a night on the town.See also: night, on, town a night ˈout an evening that you spend enjoying yourself away from home: They enjoy a night out occasionally.See also: night, out EncyclopediaSeenightLegalSeeNight
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