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Čas - Pozdě nebo brzy

Prozkoumejte anglické idiomy, které se týkají pozdních nebo raných hodin, včetně „za úsvitu“ a „jedenácté hodiny“.

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English idioms related to Time
till all hours (of the day and night)

used to refer to a really late hour at night or early morning

[fráze]
late in the day

too late or close to the end of a particular period or situation to be useful or effective

[fráze]
a day after the fair

a time that is too late for something

[fráze]
light years away

a distant moment or period in the future or past that is often marked by significant technological, cultural, or historical changes

[fráze]
at the crack of dawn

at a very early time in the morning when the Sun is just rising

[fráze]
bright and early

at an hour of the morning that is really early

[fráze]
first light

the time of the morning when the Sun has just started to shine..

první světlo, světlo úsvitu

první světlo, světlo úsvitu

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[Podstatné jméno]
at one's earliest convenience

at the earliest time that it is possible or suitable for someone to do something

[fráze]
about time

used to indicate that something should have happened or been done earlier

[fráze]
the eleventh hour

at the last moment that it is still possible to do something

[fráze]
the small hours

used to refer to early morning hours or the hours after the midnight

[fráze]
a day late and a dollar short

something that appears or arrives too late to be of any use or benefit

[fráze]
before the ink is dry

right after the finalization of a deal, agreement, etc.

[fráze]
the last minute

the final moment or deadline to do something

[fráze]
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