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at the crack of dawn very early in the morning. We had an early flight so we were up at the crack of dawn. See also: crack The darkest hour is just before the dawn. something that you say which means a bad situation often seems worse just before it improves. There's still a chance she might recover. The darkest hour is just before the dawn. a false dawn something which seems to show that a successful period is beginning or that a situation is improving when it is not. His victory in the French Open proved to be a false dawn after he failed to win another title for the next five years. See also: false light dawns if light dawns on you, you suddenly understand something. He was lying to me, but it was months before the light dawned. Light dawned on me when I heard she knew my mother. (often + on) See also: light at the crack of dawn very early in the morning. We had an eight o'clock flight so we were up at the crack of dawn. See also: crack dawn on you to suddenly understand something. It finally dawned on him that she'd been joking and he was worried for no reason. |
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