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When we are saying “dawn of xxx” do you mean the end or start？for example does “dawn of cold war”mean the start sign of cold war？
When we are saying “dawn of xxx” do you mean the end or start？for example does “dawn of cold war”mean the start sign of cold war？
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- English (US)
Yes. It means the very beginning. Like dawn is the beginning of the new day.
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- Simplified Chinese (China)
Thanks! This is interesting since in my language we often say dawn as the ending. Like light often has positive meaning so it means light of (possibly ending) Cold War 👏hahahaha
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