first light
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++ˌfirst ˈlight noun [uncountable] the time at the beginning of day when light first appears 黎明,破晓 SYN dawn, daybreak
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first light• The Caribou took off at first light.• At first light on 7 June I checked the compass.• We had some two hours sleep that night, then proceeded to align our position before first light.• In the pale first light of dawn I pulled off beside a lake in the state of Vera Cruz.• But until first light, how would he fend off the terrors of the darkness?first lightnliteraryTMC the time when light first appears in the morning sky We set out at first light the next day. → lightExamples from the Corpus
first light• The Caribou took off at first light.• At first light on 7 June I checked the compass.• We had some two hours sleep that night, then proceeded to align our position before first light.• Sergio told us that upon entering the rapid his paddle had snapped in half on his first light stroke.• At the end of a long gash An atrocity through the lace of first light I sit with the reeking instrument.• In the pale first light of dawn I pulled off beside a lake in the state of Vera Cruz.• The first light of dawn found Joe in Lucy's basement room at the mews cottage.• But until first light, how would he fend off the terrors of the darkness?ˌfirst ˈlight nounfirst lightLDOCE OnlineChineseSyllable
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first light
Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English 5++LDOCE 5++first light → first light at light1(1) the time when light first appears in the morning sky
first light
ˌfirst ˈlight
noun [uncountable]
the time at the beginning of day when light first appears
SYN dawn, daybreak
ˌfirst ˈlight
noun [uncountable]the time at the beginning of day when light first appears
SYN dawn, daybreak