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Definition night in British English
night
noun
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noun
What are red words?
Around 90% of spoken and written English relies on just 7,500 common words.These words are highlighted in red and are ranked using a star system.
- One-star words are commonly used
- Two-star words are even more common
- Three-star words are the most frequently used
/naɪt/
▪ cold, cool, dark, frosty, moonlit, starlit, starry, stormy
Example
I usually drink tea last thing at night (=just before I go to bed).
Example
I went round to see her the other night.
2.1
an evening when a particular event takes place
Example
midsummer night
Example
The next quiz night is on Thursday 19 May.
Synonyms and related words
Synonyms and related words

Related Words
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a night out (phrase)
all-night (adjective)
an night (phrase)
at this time of night (phrase)
bad night (phrase)
Bonfire Night ()
Burns Night ()
by (phrase)
call it a (phrase)
dance the night away (phrase)
falls (phrase)
deep the night (phrase)
first night (noun)
fly-by-night (adjective)
good night (interjection)
Guy Fawkes’ Night ()
hen night (noun)
lady of the night (noun)
last thing (at night) (phrase)
late night (noun)
late-night (adjective)
make a night of it (phrase)
morning, noon, and night (phrase)
night (noun)
night (adjective)
night after night (phrase)
night falls (phrase)
night halt (noun)
night night (phrase)
night owl (noun)
night porter (noun)
night safe (noun)
night school (noun)
night shift (noun)
night watch (noun)
night watchman (noun)
nighttime spinach (noun)
one etc (phrase)
one-night stand (noun)
opening night (noun)
school night (noun)
ships (that pass) in the night (phrase)
sleep the night (phrase)
spend the night with someone (phrase)
stag night (noun)
the Last Night of the Proms ()
the etc before last (phrase)
the other etc (phrase)
the still of the night (phrase)
under cover of (phrase)