Translations for „dawn“ in the English » Polish Dictionary

I . dawn [dɔ:n, Am dɑ:n] N usu no pl

1. dawn (daybreak):

dawn

świt m

dawn breaks

świta

at [the break of] dawn

o świcie

from dawn to dusk

od świtu do zmierzchu

2. dawn fig (beginning):

dawn

początek m

dawn of civilization

zaranie nt

since the dawn of time

od zarania dziejów

II . dawn [dɔ:n, Am dɑ:n] VB intr

1. dawn (start):

dawn day

świtać [perf za-]

2. dawn fig age, era:

dawn

rozpoczynać [perf rozpocząć] się

3. dawn (become apparent):

it dawned on me that...

zaświtało mi w głowie, że...

Usage examples with dawn

dawn breaks

świta

from dawn to dusk

od świtu do zmierzchu

[the] dawn is breaking

właśnie świta

at [the break of] dawn

o świcie

since the dawn of time

od zarania dziejów

at the crack of dawn

skoro świt

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Obscure mealybugs generally mate at dusk and at dawn.

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The town was named for the goddess of dawn.

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Then follows in sequence: the dance of the hours of dawn, the hours of day, the hours of the night and the morning.

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He also supervised the city jail and the keyman who unlocked and locked the city gates at dawn and dusk.

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At dawn the survivors were rescued by breeches buoy.

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The village farmers no longer had to use scythes or sickles to bring the crops in, working from dawn until dusk.

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If they needed to see him, they did so between midnight and dawn.

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Before dawn the following morning, she encountered and destroyed a heavily laden, but abandoned, enemy landing barge.

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Intermittent bursts of activity follow through the night hours until dawn, when hunting most often takes place.

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At dawn, the white rider passed; at or before noon, the red.

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