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I. dawn [Brit dɔːn, Am dɔn, dɑn] N

1. dawn lit:

dawn
dawn
aurore f liter
at dawn
before or by dawn
at the crack of dawn lit, fig
dawn broke
(I have to work) from dawn to or till dusk

2. dawn (beginning):

dawn fig

II. dawn [Brit dɔːn, Am dɔn, dɑn] VB intr

1. dawn (become light):

dawn day:
the day will dawn when fig

2. dawn (become apparent):

dawn raid N

dawn raid

dawn chorus N

dawn chorus
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to serenade sb (at dawn)
dawn
at dawn
at dawn on 6 June
before dawn
at the crack of dawn
dawn
at the dawn of
at the crack of dawn
dawn uncountable
dawn
at dawn
aurore form
dawn
at the dawn of
the livid greyness Brit ou grayness Am of dawn
poindre jour:
to dawn, to break
poindre idée, sentiment:
to dawn
dawn

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dawn [dɔ:n, Am dɑ:n] N

1. dawn a. fig:

dawn

2. dawn (daybreak):

dawn
at dawn
from dawn to dusk
the dawn chorus
at the crack of dawn
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
dawn
at dawn
avènement d'une époque, ère
dawn
dawn
to dawn again
dawn
at dawn
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francuski

dawn [dɔn] N

1. dawn a. fig:

dawn

2. dawn (daybreak):

dawn
at dawn
from dawn to dusk
dawn chorus
at the crack of dawn
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
dawn
at dawn
avènement d'une époque, ère
dawn
dawn
dawn
at dawn
Present
Idawn
youdawn
he/she/itdawns
wedawn
youdawn
theydawn
Past
Idawned
youdawned
he/she/itdawned
wedawned
youdawned
theydawned
Present Perfect
Ihavedawned
youhavedawned
he/she/ithasdawned
wehavedawned
youhavedawned
theyhavedawned
Past Perfect
Ihaddawned
youhaddawned
he/she/ithaddawned
wehaddawned
youhaddawned
theyhaddawned