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morning ['mɔ:nɪŋ]1 noun∎ at three/ten o'clock in the morning à trois/dix heures du matin;∎ I worked all morning j'ai travaillé toute la matinée;∎ one summer morning un matin d'été;∎ when I awoke it was morning quand je me suis réveillé il faisait jour;∎ every Saturday/Sunday morning tous les samedis/dimanches matin;∎ from morning till night du matin jusqu'au soir;∎ there's a flight in the morning (before noon) il y a un vol le matin; (sometime during) il y a un vol dans la matinée; (tomorrow) il y a un vol demain matin;∎ he's leaving in the morning il s'en va dans la matinée;∎ it's open in the morning or mornings c'est ouvert le matin;∎ see you in the morning! à demain matin!;∎ in the early/late morning en début/fin de matinée;∎ I'll be back on Monday morning je serai de retour lundi matin;∎ the cleaning lady comes on Monday mornings la femme de ménage vient le lundi matin;∎ on the morning of the twelfth le matin du douze, le douze au matin;∎ do you work mornings? est-ce que vous travaillez le matin?;∎ I'm on mornings this week je travaille le matin cette semaine;∎ could I have the morning off? puis-je avoir la matinée de libre?;∎ this morning ce matin;∎ that morning ce matin-là;∎ the previous morning, the morning before la veille au matin;∎ the next morning, the morning after le lendemain matin;∎ familiar the morning after the night before un lendemain de cuite;∎ the morning rush hour les heures fpl de pointe du matin;∎ cancel the Monday morning meeting annulez le rendez-vous de lundi matin;∎ we have morning coffee around eleven nous faisons une pause-café vers onze heures du matin∎ in the morning of one's life à l'aube de sa vie(dew, sun, bath) matinal, du matin; (newspaper, broadcast) du matinesp American le matin►► morning coat queue-de-pie f;(a) (UNCOUNT) British (suit) = habit porté lors des occasions importantes et comportant queue-de-pie, pantalon gris et haut-de-forme grisBotany morning glory ipomée f, volubilis m;Religion Morning Prayer office m du matin (Église anglicane);morning room petit salon m;morning sickness nausées fpl matinales ou du matin;Press the Morning Star = ancien quotidien britannique d'obédience communiste;morning star étoile f du matin -
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morning [ˈmɔ:nɪŋ]1. noun• good morning! bonjour !2. adjective[walk, swim] matinal3. compounds* * *['mɔːnɪŋ] 1.noun matin m; ( with emphasis on duration) matinée fthe following morning —
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A n matin m ; ( with emphasis on duration) matinée f ; during the morning pendant la matinée ; at 3 o'clock in the morning à 3 heures du matin ; (on) Monday morning lundi matin ; on Monday mornings le lundi matin ; this morning ce matin ; later this morning plus tard dans la matinée ; tomorrow/yesterday morning demain/hier matin ; the previous morning la veille au matin ; the following morning, the morning after, the next morning le lendemain matin ; on the morning of 2 May le matin du 2 mai ; on a cold winter's morning par un matin froid or une matinée froide d'hiver ; early ou first thing in the morning ( dawn) tôt le matin ; all right, I'll do it first thing in the morning c'est bon, je le ferai dès demain matin ; from morning till night du matin au soir ; to work mornings travailler le matin ; to be on mornings être du matin ; we've done a good morning's work on a eu une bonne matinée de travail.B modif [air, flight, train, news, paper, prayers, star] du matin ; that early morning feeling la torpeur matinale.the morning after the night before un lendemain de cuite ○. -
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['mo:niŋ](the first part of the day, approximately up to noon: this morning; tomorrow morning.) matin- morning glory - morning dress -
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6 morning coffee
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8 morning glory
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9 morning room
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10 morning service
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11 morning sickness
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12 morning watch
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13 morning-after pill
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14 morning-after pill
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15 morning room
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16 morning shift
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20 morning-after pill
noun pilule f du lendemain
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