Nightの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It is a slang-y way of saying 'making my night creepier'.

A: @Eduardoakaedu: The middle of the night. When it's is cold, dark and silent. Hence, dead.

A: It means that it's still early even though it may seem late. For example, if you're going out with friends and someone wants to leave, you could say, "the nights still young," it's still early. There's still time to stay out.

A: The other night = several nights ago

A: I assume "them" refers to "stars" or "the northern lights" or something previously mentioned. It means that when the nights are coldest, you can see "them" best.

A: We (spent) the whole night (discussing/talking) about what kind of person we want to marry.

A: You can say:

What are you up to tonight?
What you up to tonight?
You doing anything tonight?
You got any plans for tonight?
Wanna (want to) do something tonight?
You free this evening/tonight?

A: 1) On the night of January the 16th, my car was stolen.

2) Where were you on the night of the murder? (You hear this in cop shows)

A: It could mean different things depending on context but, without any context, it's most likely referring to a hotel room.

They want a double room for two nights.

A: Won't you buy us a new house?

Won't you visit grandma?

Won't you ever tell her the truth?

A: Good night is the standard way to say it. Night night is seen as a more cute or childish way to say it.

A: could not is past tense and can not is present tense. therefore the second sentence is absolutely incorrect and would make no sense to hear someone say it.

A: Last night = 昨日の夜
The last night = 最後の夜
The previous night = その前日の夜、一昨日以降昔の日の話している時、と言ったらいいかな><
A previous night = その前日以降の特定されていない夜

A: On the night- refers to a specific night (e.g. On the night of the concert, she sang well)
In the evening - can refer to something specific (Yesterday she practiced in the evening) but can also have a more general meaning (She practises her singing in the evening)

A: It depends how it is used. Night is more broad of a time. I think people's idea of late evening varies .

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A:

I went to a night market in Taichung with a lot of different vendors tonight. The night market used to be very popular and appealing to many residents of Taichung but it is no longer.

A: "If i knew how to speak English, I would not have been nervous last night in class."

A: I have insomnia at night.

A: oh ok 👍 It's like asking, how are you doing tonight?

A: I completely thought I was a night person but I guess I'm not.

A: I don’t quite understand what you are trying to say, but let me try:

I stayed awake late last night because today I am on vacation.

A: It just happened to me last night.
It happened to me last night.

A: With night setting, I was barely able to see/meet her.

A: I had to go with this= I was forced (by the circumstances) to make this choice
Perhaps 余儀なくされる is a similar expression in Japanese.