dawn

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dawn
[dɔːn]
sustantivo
1amanecer (m) alba (f) ;
    albores mpl, despertar (m)
  • at dawn -> al alba
  • from dawn to dusk -> de sol a sol
  • the dawn chorus -> el canto de los pájaros al amanecer
  • dawn raid -> incursión (f) de madrugada; (by soldiers, police) = compra masiva de acciones al comienzo de la sesión (bolsa)
verbo intransitivo
2amanecer ; despertar (sentido figurado) (life, civilization)
  • the day dawned bright and clear -> el día amaneció claro y despejado

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dawn [don]
verbo neutro (intransitivo)
11 Amanecer, apuntar el día. (n)
2Empezar lentamente a manifestar lustre o brillo. (n)
3Apuntar, comenzar a crecer, a espaciarse, a dar muestras de inteligencia. (n)
  • To dawn on -> It gradually dawned on me that
.., fui cayendo en la cuenta de que...
sustantivo
1Alba, albor, amanecer (daybreak).
  • At dawn -> al amanecer, al alba
  • From dawn till dask -> de sol a sol
  • Since the dawn of civilization -> desde los albores de la civilización
2Principio u origen de alguna cosa.
  • The dawn of reason -> la luz de la razón
De madrugada (patrol, start).

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dawn [dɔːn]
noun
1 (daybreak) amanecer; (m)
at dawn al amanecer; to get up with the dawn levantarse al amanecer; from dawn to dusk de sol a sol
2 (literary) (beginning) albores; (m)
the dawn of the radio age los albores de la era de la radio
the dawn of civilization
verb:intransitive
[+day] amanecer
a new epoch has dawned ha nacido una época nueva
modifier
dawn chorus (n) (Britain) canto de los pájaros al amanecer; (m)
dawn raid (n) (Police) redada efectuada en la madrugada; (Economics) compra inesperada de acciones de una empresa como paso previo a una OPA

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Verb Conjugation for "dawn"

Imperative
  • dawn
  • you dawn
  • he/she dawns
  • we dawn
  • you dawn
  • they dawn
Preterite
  • I dawned
  • you dawned
  • he/she dawned
  • we dawned
  • you dawned
  • they dawned
Present Continuous
  • I am dawning
  • you are dawning
  • he/she is dawning
  • we are dawning
  • you are dawning
  • they are dawning
Present Perfect
  • I have dawned
  • you have dawned
  • he/she has dawned
  • we have dawned
  • you have dawned
  • they have dawned
Past Continuous
  • I was dawning
  • you were dawning
  • he/she was dawning
  • we were dawning
  • you were dawning
  • they were dawning
Past Perfect
  • I had dawned
  • you had dawned
  • he/she had dawned
  • we had dawned
  • you had dawned
  • they had dawned
Future
  • I will dawn
  • you will dawn
  • he/she will dawn
  • we will dawn
  • you will dawn
  • they will dawn
Future Perfect
  • I will have dawned
  • you will have dawned
  • he/she will have dawned
  • we will have dawned
  • you will have dawned
  • they will have dawned
Future Continuous
  • I will be dawning
  • you will be dawning
  • he/she will be dawning
  • we will be dawning
  • you will be dawning
  • they will be dawning
Present Perfect Continuous
  • I have been dawning
  • you have been dawning
  • he/she has been dawning
  • we have been dawning
  • you have been dawning
  • they have been dawning
Future Perfect Continuous
  • I will have been dawning
  • you will have been dawning
  • he/she will have been dawning
  • we will have been dawning
  • you will have been dawning
  • they will have been dawning
Past Perfect Continuous
  • I had been dawning
  • you had been dawning
  • he/she had been dawning
  • we had been dawning
  • you had been dawning
  • they had been dawning
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