English to Esperanto Meaning of morning - mateno

Morning :
mateno

mateno, tagiĝo, morgaŭ, rapidu, komenco, infanaĝo, prepara

mateno, matena tajdo, tagiĝo

matenomatenoj
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Definitions of morning in English
Noun(1) the time period between dawn and noon(2) a conventional expression of greeting or farewell(3) the first light of day(4) the earliest period
Examples of morning in English
(1) yesterday morning(2) He can be seen early in the morning and late at night making sure all is in order.(3) I've got a meeting this morning(4) it was a beautiful sunny morning(5) at ten in the morning(6) he's coming back on Tuesday morning(7) Christmas morning(8) the previous morning(9) I'll see you in the morning(10) Many people are too busy in the morning to eat breakfast or just do not feel hungry.(11) No trams were running at the time, but it caused chaos in the morning rush hour.(12) Wednesday morning dawned bright, clear, and cold - typical end of October weather.(13) We went to school across the fields in the morning and helped out on the farm in the evenings.(14) every Monday morning(15) In a city like Glasgow, when people wake up in the morning the first thing they do is open the paper.(16) Even so, John still starts work at three o'clock in the morning seven days a week.
Related Phrases of morning
(1) good morning ::
bonan matenon
(2) in the morning ::
matene
(3) this morning ::
ĉi matene
(4) every morning ::
ĉiumatene
(5) tomorrow morning ::
morgaŭ matene
(6) early morning ::
frumateno
(7) yesterday morning ::
hieraŭ matene
(8) early in the morning ::
frumatene
Synonyms
Noun
1. before noon ::
antaŭ tagmezo
2. dawn ::
tagiĝo
3. good morning ::
bonan matenon
4. aurora ::
aŭroro
5. morn ::
mateno
Different Forms
morning, mornings
Word Example from TV Shows
- Good morning. - Morning.

- Good MORNING. - Morning.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 1

- Morning. - Morning. What's up?

- Morning. - Morning. What's up?

The Big Bang Theory Season 2, Episode 22

Now, either way, you'll get flowers the next morning.

Now, either way, you'll get flowers the next MORNING.

The Big Bang Theory Season 11, Episode 12

Okay, you can have this back in the morning.

Okay, you can have this back in the MORNING.

The Big Bang Theory Season 10, Episode 11

Morning.

Morning.

The Big Bang Theory Season 1, Episode 4

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