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Night
soir

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

night [брит. nʌɪt, америк. naɪt] СУЩ.

1. night:

nuit ж.
night (before going to bed)
soir м.
during the night
in the middle of the night
to travel/hunt by night
at night
all night long
night and day
Moscow by night
late at night
late into the night
he arrived last night
I slept badly last night
on the night of October 6
to sit up all night with sb
to spend or stay the night with sb
to have a good/bad night
to have a late night
to get an early night
to stay out all night

2. night:

night (evening)
soir м.
night (evening as a whole)
it's his night out
to take a night off
it's my night off
a night to remember
a night at the opera
to make a night of it разг.
faire la fête разг.

3. night (darkness):

night
nuit ж.
in our dark night of despair лит.

night-night МЕЖД. разг., child language

night-night

first night СУЩ. ТЕАТР.

first-night
first-night определит. nerves, audience
first-night ticket, party

date night [ˈdeɪt naɪt] СУЩ.

date night

ladies' night СУЩ.

ladies' night

night blindness СУЩ.

night blindness

night editor СУЩ. ЖУРН.

night editor

night letter СУЩ. америк.

night letter

night light [брит., америк. ˈnaɪtlaɪt] СУЩ.

night light

night porter СУЩ.

night porter

в словаре PONS

I. night [naɪt] СУЩ.

1. night (end of day):

night
soir м.
last night
10 (o'clock) at night
the night before

2. night ( day):

night
nuit ж.
good night!
last night
open at night
night and day
during the night
far into the night
at dead of night

3. night (evening spent for activity):

night
a girls' night out
Wagner night

II. night [naɪt] ПРИЛ.

night

night safe СУЩ. брит.

night safe

night shift СУЩ.

night shift

night nurse СУЩ.

night nurse
infirmier(-ère) м. (ж.) de nuit

night school СУЩ.

night school

night table СУЩ.

night table

night owl СУЩ. разг.

night owl

night-time СУЩ.

night-time
nuit ж.

first night СУЩ.

first night

opening night СУЩ.

1. opening night ТЕАТР.:

opening night

2. opening night СПОРТ:

opening night
в словаре PONS

I. night [naɪt] СУЩ.

1. night (end of day):

night
soir м.
last night
10 (o'clock) at night
the night before

2. night ( day):

night
nuit ж.
good night!
last night
last night
last night (evening)
open at night
night and day
during the night
far into the night
at dead of night

3. night (evening spent for activity):

night
a girls' night out

II. night [naɪt] ПРИЛ.

night

night depository СУЩ.

night-light СУЩ.

night-light

night school СУЩ.

night school

night owl СУЩ. разг.

night owl

first night СУЩ.

first night

night shift СУЩ.

night shift

wedding night СУЩ.

wedding night

opening night СУЩ. ТЕАТР.

opening night

night watchman СУЩ.

night watchman

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Not only were homes better heated, but newer items such as electric blankets were competing with hot water bottles as a source of night-time heat.
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Regular night-time services became part of the landscape.
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Despite these restrictions and considering the total resident population, there was night-time light from munipios with population up to 2000 inhabitants.
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He also phased in the night-time lighting at dusk rather than abruptly turning the lights on as had previously been done.
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Due to the night-time temperature drop, relative air humidity increases significantly, rising from 6575% to over 95%.
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