dawn Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung

Dämmerung f	dawn
daemmern	dawn
Morgendaemmerung	dawn
Daemmerung	dawn
Morgenrot n, Morgenröte f	red sky, dawn
Morgendämmerung f, Anbruch m, Beginn m Vormorgendämmerung f	dawn predawn
Morgendämmerung f; Anbruch m; Beginn m Vormorgendämmerung f	dawn predawn
Morgenrot n; Morgenröte f; Aurora f poet.	red sky; dawn; aurora
Dämmerung f; Morgendämmerung f bei Dämmerung	dawn at dawn; at daybreak
Rosarot n (Farbe) das Rosarot der Morgendämmerung	rose (colour) the rose of dawn
dämmern, grauen v dämmernd, grauend gedämmert, gegraut dämmert, graut dämmerte, graute	to dawn dawning dawned dawns dawned
dämmern; grauen v dämmernd; grauend gedämmert; gegraut dämmert; graut dämmerte; graute	to dawn dawning dawned dawns dawned
Morgengrauen n in aller Herrgottsfrühe ugs.	dawn, crack of dawn, daybreak at the crack of dawn
Morgengesang m (von Singvögeln) zool.	early morning bird song; dawn chant (of singing birds)
Morgendämmerung f; Dämmerung f geogr. phys. Vormorgendämmerung f bei Dämmerung	dawn; morning twilight predawn at dawn; at daybreak
Tagesanbruch m bei Tagesanbruch	daybreak, dayspring, dawn at break of the day, at dawn
Überraschungsangriff m Überraschungsangriffe pl	surprise attack, dawn raid surprise attacks, dawn raids
Überraschungsangriff m Überraschungsangriffe pl	surprise attack; dawn raid surprise attacks; dawn raids
Morgengrauen n im Morgengrauen in aller Herrgottsfrühe ugs.	dawn; crack of dawn at dawn at the crack of dawn; at an unearthly hour
Morgengrauen n im Morgengrauen in aller Herrgottsfrühe ugs. Sie standen in aller Herrgottsfrühe auf.	dawn; crack of dawn at dawn at the crack of dawn; at an unearthly hour They got up at an unearthly hour.

Anbruch m geh.; Beginn m +Gen. ein neuer Anfang; ein Neubeginn der Anbruch Beginn eines neuen Zeitalters seit Anbruch der Zivilisation im anbrechenden 21. Jahrhundert	dawn (of sth.) fig. a new dawn the dawn of a new age since the dawn of civilisation at the dawn of the 21st century
Mammutbäume pl (Sequoioideae) (botanische Unterfamilie) Riesenmammutbaum m; Bergmammutbaum m; Wellingtonie f (Sequoiadendron giganteum) Küstenmammutbaum m; Küstensequoie f; (amerikanisches) Rotholz n (Sequoia sempervirens) Urweltmammutbaum m; chinesisches Rotholz n; Wassertanne f; Metasequoie f (Metasequoia glyptostroboides)	mammoth trees (botanical subfamily) giant sequoia; Sierra redwood; Sierran redwood; Wellingtonia coast redwood; giant redwood; California redwood dawn redwood; metasequoia
Mammutbäume pl (Sequoioideae) (botanische Unterfamilie) Riesenmammutbaum m; Bergbammutbaum m; Wellingtonie f (Sequoiadendron giganteum) Küstenmammutbaum m; Küstensequoie f; (amerikanisches) Rotholz n (Sequoia sempervirens) Urweltmammutbaum m; chinesisches Rotholz m; Wassertanne f; Metasequoie f (Metasequoia glyptostroboides)	mammoth trees (botanical subfamily) giant sequoia; Sierra redwood; Sierran redwood; Wellingtonia coast redwood; giant redwood; California redwood dawn redwood; metasequoia
schwer arbeiten; schuften; rackern v schwer arbeitend; schuftend; rackernd schwer gearbeitet; geschuftet; gerackert Arbeiterinnen, die auf den Feldern schufteten Wir rackerten von früh bis spät. Mein Chef lässt mich schuften wie einen Sklaven.	to work hard; to labour Br.; to labor Am.; to slave away; to toil formal; to toil away formal; to moil archaic; to drudge archaic; to travail archaic working hard; labouring; laboring; slaving away; toiling; toiling away; moiling; drudging; travailing worked hard; laboured; labored; slaved away; toiled; toiled away; moiled; drudged; travailed female workers toiling in the fields We laboured from dawn to dusk. My boss makes me toil and slave.

Deutsche Dämmerung {f} Synonyme

Dämmerung �Halbdunkel �Zwielicht

Dämmerung Halbdunkel Zwielicht

Englische dawn Synonyme

dawn A advent alpha antemeridian appear appearance arise arrival arrive aurora auroral awakening begin beginning birth blast-off break break of day brighten brightening broad day chanticleer cockcrow cocklight come to mind commence commencement crack of dawn creation cutting edge dawning day day glow day-peep daybreak daylight dayshine dayspring daytide daytime develop dusk edge emerge emergence establishment first brightening first light flying start foundation fresh start full sun genesis gleam green flash grow bright grow light inauguration inception institution jump-off kick-off leading edge light light of day lighten matin matinal matutinal midday sun morn morning new departure noonlight noontide light occur to oncoming onset opening origin originate origination outbreak outset outstart peep of day prime ray of sunshine rise running start send-off setting in motion setting-up shine square one start start-off starting point sun spark sunbeam sunbreak sunburst sunlight sunrise sunshine sunup take-off twilight unfold vestibule of Day

dawn on be glimpsed come through come to mind dawn upon one get across get over grab one occur occur to offer itself penetrate present itself register rise to mind sink in soak in strike strike the mind suggest itself

dawn Definition

Dawn
(v. i.) To begin to grow light in the morning

Dawn
(v. i.) To began to give promise

Dawn
(n.) The break of day

Dawn
(n.) First opening or expansion

dawn Bedeutung

eohippus dawn horse	earliest horse, extinct primitive dog-sized four-toed Eocene animal
dawn morning	the earliest period, the dawn of civilization, the morning of the world
metasequoia dawn redwood Metasequoia glyptostrodoides	large fast-growing Chinese monoecious tree having flat bright-green deciduous leaves and small globular cones, commonly cultivated in United States as an ornamental, known as a fossil before being discovered in China
c dawn dawning morning aurora first light daybreak break of day break of the day dayspring sunrise sunup cockcrow a	the first light of day, we got up before dawn, they talked until morning
dawn	an opening time period, it was the dawn of the Roman Empire
dawn	become light, It started to dawn, and we had to get up
click d get through dawn d come home d get across sink in penetrate fall into place	become clear or enter one's consciousness or emotions, It dawned on him that she had betrayed him, she was penetrated with sorrow
dawn	appear or develop, The age of computers had dawned

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