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Definition
Synonym
night watchman
Englisch Deutsch Übersetzung
Nachtwächter
night-watchman
Nachtwächter
night watchman
Wachmann
m
, Wächter
m
Wachleute
pl
, Wächter
pl
Nachtwächter
m
watchman
watchmen
night watchman
Wachmann
m
; Wächter
m
Wachleute
pl
; Wächter
pl
Nachtwächter
m
watchman
watchmen
night watchman
Deutsche
Nachtwächter Synonyme
Englische
night-watchman Synonyme
night watchman Definition
Fore-night
(
n.
)
The
evening
between
twilight
and
bedtime.
Night
(
n.
)
That
part
of
the
natural
day
when
the
sun
is
beneath
the
horizon,
or
the
time
from
sunset
to
sunrise
Night
(
n.
)
Darkness
Night
(
n.
)
Intellectual
and
moral
darkness
Night
(
n.
)
A
state
of
affliction
Night
(
n.
)
The
period
after
the
close
of
life
Night
(
n.
)
A
lifeless
or
unenlivened
period,
as
when
nature
seems
to
sleep.
Night-blooming
(
a.
)
Blooming
in
the
night.
Night-eyed
(
a.
)
Capable
of
seeing
at
night
Night-faring
(
a.
)
Going
or
traveling
in
the
night.
Twelfth-night
(
n.
)
The
evening
of
Epiphany,
or
the
twelfth
day
after
Christmas,
observed
as
a
festival
by
various
churches.
Watchman
(
n.
)
One
set
to
watch
Watchman
(
n.
)
Specifically,
one
who
guards
a
building,
or
the
streets
of
a
city,
by
night.
night watchman Bedeutung
one-night
stand
a
performance
in
one
place
on
one
night
only
nightlife
night
life
the
activity
of
people
seeking
nighttime
diversion
(as
at
the
theater,
a
nightclub,
etc.),
a
futile
search
for
intelligent
nightlife,
in
the
summer
the
nightlife
shifts
to
the
dance
clubs
night
game
a
game
played
under
artificial
illumination
at
night
nightlife
night
life
the
entertainment
available
to
people
seeking
nighttime
diversion
one-night
stand
a
brief
sexual
encounter
lasting
only
for
a
single
night,
he
ran
through
a
series
of
loveless
one-night
stands
watch
night
a
devotional
service
(especially
on
New
Year's
Eve)
night-stop
a
break
in
a
journey
for
the
night
night
bird
any
bird
associated
with
night:
owl,
nightingale,
nighthawk,
etc
night
raven
any
bird
that
cries
at
night
owl
bird
of
Minerva
bird
of
night
hooter
nocturnal
bird
of
prey
with
hawk-like
beak
and
claws
and
large
head
with
front-facing
eyes
night
lizard
small
secretive
nocturnal
lizard
of
southwestern
North
America
and
Cuba,
bear
live
young
night
snake
Hypsiglena
torquata
nocturnal
prowler
of
western
United
States
and
Mexico
night
heron
night
raven
nocturnal
or
crepuscular
herons
blackrowned
night
heron
Nycticorax
nycticorax
night
heron
of
both
Old
and
New
Worlds
yellowrowned
night
heron
Nyctanassa
violacea
North
American
night
heron
cabaret
nightclub
night
club
club
nightspot
a
spot
that
is
open
late
at
night
and
that
provides
entertainment
(as
singers
or
dancers)
as
well
as
dancing
and
food
and
drink,
don't
expect
a
good
meal
at
a
cabaret,
the
gossip
columnist
got
his
information
by
visiting
nightclubs
every
night,
he
played
the
drums
at
a
jazz
club
night
bell
a
doorbell
to
be
used
at
night
night
latch
doorlock
operated
by
a
knob
on
the
inside
and
a
key
on
the
outside
night-light
light
(as
a
candle
or
small
bulb)
that
burns
in
a
bedroom
at
night
(as
for
children
or
invalids)
night-line
a
fishing
line
with
baited
hooks
left
in
the
water
to
catch
fish
over
night
Saturday
night
special
a
cheap
handgun
that
is
easily
obtained
night
vision
night-sight
scotopic
vision
twilight
vision
the
ability
to
see
in
reduced
illumination
(as
in
moonlight)
night
letter
a
cheaper
form
of
telegram
sent
for
delivery
the
next
day
good
night
a
conventional
expression
of
farewell
night
terror
an
emotional
episode
(usually
in
young
children)
in
which
the
person
awakens
in
terror
with
feelings
of
anxiety
and
fear
but
is
unable
to
remember
any
incident
that
might
have
provoked
those
feelings
opening
opening
night
curtain
raising
the
first
performance
(as
of
a
theatrical
production),
the
opening
received
good
critical
reviews
night
shift
graveyard
shift
workers
who
work
during
the
night
(as
midnight
to
a.m.)
night
court
a
criminal
court
(in
large
cities)
that
sits
at
night
night
school
a
school
that
holds
classes
in
the
evenings
for
students
who
cannot
attend
during
the
day
Nox
Night
Roman
goddess
of
night,
daughter
of
Erebus,
counterpart
of
Greek
Nyx
fly-by-night
a
debtor
who
flees
to
avoid
paying
night
owl
nighthawk
nightbird
a
person
who
likes
to
be
active
late
at
night
night
porter
a
porter
on
duty
during
the
night
night
rider
nightrider
member
of
a
secret
mounted
band
in
United
States
South
after
the
American
Civil
War,
committed
acts
of
intimidation
and
revenge
night
watchman
a
watchman
who
works
during
the
night
watchman
watcher
security
guard
a
guard
who
keeps
watch
night-blooming
cereus
any
of
several
cacti
of
the
genus
Cereus
night-blooming
cereus
any
of
several
cacti
of
the
genus
Hylocereus
night-blooming
cereus
any
of
several
night-blooming
cacti
of
the
genus
Selenicereus
queen
of
the
night
Selenicereus
grandiflorus
tropical
American
climbing
cactus
having
triangular
branches,
often
cultivated
for
its
large
showy
night-blooming
flowers
followed
by
yellow
red-streaked
fruits
lady-of-the-night
Brunfelsia
americana
West
Indian
shrub
with
fragrant
showy
yellowish-white
flowers
night
jasmine
night
jessamine
Cestrum
nocturnum
West
Indian
evergreen
shrub
having
clusters
of
funnel-shaped
yellow-white
flowers
that
are
fragrant
by
night
night
darkness,
it
vanished
into
the
night
nyctalopia
night
blindness
moon
blindness
inability
to
see
clearly
in
dim
light,
due
to
a
deficiency
of
vitamin
A
or
to
a
retinal
disorder
night
soil
human
excreta
used
as
fertilizer
night
the
dark
part
of
the
diurnal
cycle
considered
a
time
unit,
three
nights
later
he
collapsed
Bonfire
Night
Guy
Fawkes
Night
effigies
of
Guy
Fawkes
are
burned
on
this
night
guest
night
an
evening
when
members
of
a
club
or
college
can
bring
their
friends
as
guests
night
nighttime
dark
the
time
after
sunset
and
before
sunrise
while
it
is
dark
outside
night
the
time
between
sunset
and
midnight,
he
watched
television
every
night
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Night or nighttime is the period of time between the sunset and the sunrise when the Sun is below the horizon.