Definition of night-time in English:

night-time

noun ˈnʌɪttʌɪm

The time between evening and morning; the time of darkness.
as modifier they asked police for extra night-time patrols
Example sentencesExamples
- A community of York sisters fear their night-time slumbers could be disrupted by light flooding into their convent.
- It was in the afternoon but the cabin lights is already switched off, providing a night-time atmosphere.
- In this case frosts will be patchy as cloud acts as a blanket, helping to keep the night-time temperatures higher.
- Following the success of a bat watch and barbecue evening last year, the group is planning another night-time event.
- Police are also patrolling the city and have slapped a night-time curfew on the city.
- He said a night-time curfew for known troublemakers might be the only way to make the area safe.
- New mobile wardens will be laying on night-time patrols to deter vandals and thieves who prey on visitors.
- Convivial night-time chats extend until the first traces of sunrise.
- If they fail to abide by it, officers can increase the punishment aspects, such as making the night-time curfew longer.
- From the aeroplane's window is a night-time scene of sheer blackness, broken only by orange spots of the Bedouin fires.
- We will actually scout a place many times, checking it out in the daytime and night-time.
- The first is that it could result in people drinking until later and the night-time economy becoming busier.
- Feelings were running high in New Malden about the planned night-time closure of the police station.
- From now on as we head off through autumn and on to winter, the night-time will stretch and the day-time shrink.
- Highworth police have recently stepped up night-time patrols to deter anti-social behaviour.
- Do the same for the night-time hours by dividing the period between sunset and sunrise by 12.
- Takeaway patrols to crack down on violence outside night-time eateries have been welcomed by councillors.
- The sudden arrival of warm wet weather caused a mass night-time migration of frogs, newts and toads to deluge the centre in Barnes.
- He then returned to his car and made an emergency call to the police who had received several other calls about the night-time incident.
- Officers want teachers to join them on night-time patrol so they can identify juvenile troublemakers and help bring them to book.

单词	night-time
释义	Definition of night-time in English: night-time noun ˈnʌɪttʌɪm The time between evening and morning; the time of darkness. as modifier they asked police for extra night-time patrols Example sentencesExamples A community of York sisters fear their night-time slumbers could be disrupted by light flooding into their convent. It was in the afternoon but the cabin lights is already switched off, providing a night-time atmosphere. In this case frosts will be patchy as cloud acts as a blanket, helping to keep the night-time temperatures higher. Following the success of a bat watch and barbecue evening last year, the group is planning another night-time event. Police are also patrolling the city and have slapped a night-time curfew on the city. He said a night-time curfew for known troublemakers might be the only way to make the area safe. New mobile wardens will be laying on night-time patrols to deter vandals and thieves who prey on visitors. Convivial night-time chats extend until the first traces of sunrise. If they fail to abide by it, officers can increase the punishment aspects, such as making the night-time curfew longer. From the aeroplane's window is a night-time scene of sheer blackness, broken only by orange spots of the Bedouin fires. We will actually scout a place many times, checking it out in the daytime and night-time. The first is that it could result in people drinking until later and the night-time economy becoming busier. Feelings were running high in New Malden about the planned night-time closure of the police station. From now on as we head off through autumn and on to winter, the night-time will stretch and the day-time shrink. Highworth police have recently stepped up night-time patrols to deter anti-social behaviour. Do the same for the night-time hours by dividing the period between sunset and sunrise by 12. Takeaway patrols to crack down on violence outside night-time eateries have been welcomed by councillors. The sudden arrival of warm wet weather caused a mass night-time migration of frogs, newts and toads to deluge the centre in Barnes. He then returned to his car and made an emergency call to the police who had received several other calls about the night-time incident. Officers want teachers to join them on night-time patrol so they can identify juvenile troublemakers and help bring them to book.
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