Definition of morning watch in English:

morning watch

noun

The period from 4 to 8 a.m. on board a ship.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a prelude to life at sea, the dragon boat team learnt the meaning of the ‘morning watch’ when it rose at 4am on March 7 to prepare to compete in the championships.
- Kennedy held the morning watch, relieving the other officers from his fidgeting and worry.
- He had gone to bed early, as he was taking first morning watch and the others sat up, gazing at the fire.
- Hornblower wakened at the last ding of the fifth bell in in the morning watch.

Definition of morning watch in US English:

morning watch

nounˈmôrniNG ˌwôCH

The period from 4 to 8 a.m. on board a ship.
Example sentencesExamples
- In a prelude to life at sea, the dragon boat team learnt the meaning of the ‘morning watch’ when it rose at 4am on March 7 to prepare to compete in the championships.
- Kennedy held the morning watch, relieving the other officers from his fidgeting and worry.
- Hornblower wakened at the last ding of the fifth bell in in the morning watch.
- He had gone to bed early, as he was taking first morning watch and the others sat up, gazing at the fire.

单词	morning watch
释义	Definition of morning watch in English: morning watch noun The period from 4 to 8 a.m. on board a ship. Example sentencesExamples In a prelude to life at sea, the dragon boat team learnt the meaning of the ‘morning watch’ when it rose at 4am on March 7 to prepare to compete in the championships. Kennedy held the morning watch, relieving the other officers from his fidgeting and worry. He had gone to bed early, as he was taking first morning watch and the others sat up, gazing at the fire. Hornblower wakened at the last ding of the fifth bell in in the morning watch. Definition of morning watch in US English: morning watch nounˈmôrniNG ˌwôCH The period from 4 to 8 a.m. on board a ship. Example sentencesExamples In a prelude to life at sea, the dragon boat team learnt the meaning of the ‘morning watch’ when it rose at 4am on March 7 to prepare to compete in the championships. Kennedy held the morning watch, relieving the other officers from his fidgeting and worry. Hornblower wakened at the last ding of the fifth bell in in the morning watch. He had gone to bed early, as he was taking first morning watch and the others sat up, gazing at the fire.
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