daybreak (B2)
noun
Pronunciation: /ˈdeɪbreɪk/
Definition
The time in the morning when light first appears in the sky, before the sun rises.
Examples
We decided to start our hike at daybreak to avoid the midday heat.
The birds began to sing their morning songs just before daybreak.
From the mountaintop, we witnessed a spectacular daybreak over the entire valley.
How to Use daybreak
- at daybreak (prepositional phrase)
- At the very beginning of the day. — "The soldiers launched their attack at daybreak."
- from daybreak to dusk (idiom)
- From early morning until evening. — "They worked tirelessly from daybreak to dusk to finish the project."
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