英语词汇“evening”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

evening

/ˈiːv(ə)nɪŋ

noun

1The period of time at the end of the day, usually from about 6 p.m. to bedtime: it was seven o’clock in the evening [as modifier]: the evening meal...

Except for short exercise periods in the evening the prisoners were confined to their individual cells for the first three days.
When I was doing the play I was tiring and absolutely using up all of my resources but it was a two hour period in the evening and then it was finished.
Then allocate work to do in all your free periods and in the evening.

Synonyms

night, late afternoon, end of day, close of day;

twilight, dusk, nightfall, sunset, sundown

literary eve, even, eventide, evenfall, gloaming

1.1An evening characterized by a particular event or activity: some pubs hold Irish music evenings...

Trosley's next event, an evening of Russian folk music round a campfire, is taking place on Saturday.
The disc is too propulsive to be background music, but too modest to be your evening's main event.
Lying in Morgan's double bed, their heads inches apart, Dawn thinks over the evening's events.

1.2 [as modifier] Prescribed by fashion as suitable for relatively formal social events held in the evening: a couple in evening dress...

People dressed in formal evening attire made their way to the entrance of the center.
So you see, it's possible to get and wear beautiful evening shoes without suffering.
If you decide on the tuxedo, then get your hands on a slick pair of evening dress shoes.

adverb

(evenings) informal In the evening; every evening: Saturday evenings he invariably fell asleep...

But a couple of evenings a week he works as a male chaperone, wining and dining women who pay for his company.
We only see each other a couple of evenings a week properly so this week has been an absolute dream!
Regular duties at my parish of residence occupied a couple of evenings a week.

exclamation informal

short for good evening.

Origin

Old English ǣfnung 'dusk falling, the time around sunset', from ǣfnian 'approach evening', from ǣfen (see even²).

单词	evening
释义	evening /ˈiːv(ə)nɪŋ / noun 1The period of time at the end of the day, usually from about 6 p.m. to bedtime: it was seven o’clock in the evening [as modifier]: the evening meal... Except for short exercise periods in the evening the prisoners were confined to their individual cells for the first three days. When I was doing the play I was tiring and absolutely using up all of my resources but it was a two hour period in the evening and then it was finished. Then allocate work to do in all your free periods and in the evening. Synonyms night, late afternoon, end of day, close of day; twilight, dusk, nightfall, sunset, sundown literary eve, even, eventide, evenfall, gloaming 1.1An evening characterized by a particular event or activity: some pubs hold Irish music evenings... Trosley's next event, an evening of Russian folk music round a campfire, is taking place on Saturday. The disc is too propulsive to be background music, but too modest to be your evening's main event. Lying in Morgan's double bed, their heads inches apart, Dawn thinks over the evening's events. 1.2 [as modifier] Prescribed by fashion as suitable for relatively formal social events held in the evening: a couple in evening dress... People dressed in formal evening attire made their way to the entrance of the center. So you see, it's possible to get and wear beautiful evening shoes without suffering. If you decide on the tuxedo, then get your hands on a slick pair of evening dress shoes. adverb (evenings) informal In the evening; every evening: Saturday evenings he invariably fell asleep... But a couple of evenings a week he works as a male chaperone, wining and dining women who pay for his company. We only see each other a couple of evenings a week properly so this week has been an absolute dream! Regular duties at my parish of residence occupied a couple of evenings a week. exclamation informal short for good evening. Origin Old English ǣfnung 'dusk falling, the time around sunset', from ǣfnian 'approach evening', from ǣfen (see even²).
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