Definition of first light in English:

first light

noun

The time when light first appears in the morning; dawn.
黎明，拂晓，破晓
you are to set off at first light
天一亮你就得动身。
Example sentencesExamples
- At first light, I walked out to the newsagent on the corner and bought a copy of the paper.
- These would set out onto the road at the first light of dawn, in the hope of catching up to the Germans that were now traveling on foot.
- At first light yesterday a Sea King helicopter from RAF Lossiemouth was sent out to rescue the crew.
- By first light in Aberdeen, armies of street cleaners were sweeping up the detritus left by 60,000 revellers.
- By first light on race day, the sky is clear, and it's already pushing 80 degrees.
- At first light the next morning, Paul Buchel took off and headed south along the Wild Coast.
- By first light, officers were dragging the quarry; at 5.30 am they recovered the small body.
- According to the weather reports, my entire town will be covered in the stuff by the first light of dawn.
- A helicopter with a surgeon on board was due to leave Dunedin at first light this morning, to provide further assistance.
- The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light on Wednesday morning.
- The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light the following morning in difficult weather conditions.
- And our crews will be arriving either later this evening or first light tomorrow morning.
- At first light, having slept hardly at all, Miss Mapp and Mr Smith made their way down the mountain.
- An unspecified Italian city, shot either at night or at the first light of dawn, is generally empty and in need of a coat of paint.
- Unfortunately for people who go to bed early, the best views are from midnight until the first light of dawn.
- From first light, York was decked out in red and white as people donned the Three Lions and waited expectantly for the match.
Synonyms
dawn, daybreak, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise, first thing in the morning, early morning, cockcrow

Definition of first light in US English:

first light

nounˌfərst ˈlītˌfərst ˈlaɪt

The time when light first appears in the morning; dawn.
黎明，拂晓，破晓
you are to set off at first light
天一亮你就得动身。
Example sentencesExamples
- A helicopter with a surgeon on board was due to leave Dunedin at first light this morning, to provide further assistance.
- The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light the following morning in difficult weather conditions.
- These would set out onto the road at the first light of dawn, in the hope of catching up to the Germans that were now traveling on foot.
- According to the weather reports, my entire town will be covered in the stuff by the first light of dawn.
- At first light the next morning, Paul Buchel took off and headed south along the Wild Coast.
- By first light on race day, the sky is clear, and it's already pushing 80 degrees.
- Unfortunately for people who go to bed early, the best views are from midnight until the first light of dawn.
- By first light, officers were dragging the quarry; at 5.30 am they recovered the small body.
- From first light, York was decked out in red and white as people donned the Three Lions and waited expectantly for the match.
- At first light, having slept hardly at all, Miss Mapp and Mr Smith made their way down the mountain.
- The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light on Wednesday morning.
- At first light, I walked out to the newsagent on the corner and bought a copy of the paper.
- At first light yesterday a Sea King helicopter from RAF Lossiemouth was sent out to rescue the crew.
- By first light in Aberdeen, armies of street cleaners were sweeping up the detritus left by 60,000 revellers.
- And our crews will be arriving either later this evening or first light tomorrow morning.
- An unspecified Italian city, shot either at night or at the first light of dawn, is generally empty and in need of a coat of paint.
Synonyms
dawn, daybreak, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise, first thing in the morning, early morning, cockcrow

词汇	first light
释义	Definition of first light in English: first light noun The time when light first appears in the morning; dawn. 黎明，拂晓，破晓 you are to set off at first light 天一亮你就得动身。 Example sentencesExamples At first light, I walked out to the newsagent on the corner and bought a copy of the paper. These would set out onto the road at the first light of dawn, in the hope of catching up to the Germans that were now traveling on foot. At first light yesterday a Sea King helicopter from RAF Lossiemouth was sent out to rescue the crew. By first light in Aberdeen, armies of street cleaners were sweeping up the detritus left by 60,000 revellers. By first light on race day, the sky is clear, and it's already pushing 80 degrees. At first light the next morning, Paul Buchel took off and headed south along the Wild Coast. By first light, officers were dragging the quarry; at 5.30 am they recovered the small body. According to the weather reports, my entire town will be covered in the stuff by the first light of dawn. A helicopter with a surgeon on board was due to leave Dunedin at first light this morning, to provide further assistance. The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light on Wednesday morning. The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light the following morning in difficult weather conditions. And our crews will be arriving either later this evening or first light tomorrow morning. At first light, having slept hardly at all, Miss Mapp and Mr Smith made their way down the mountain. An unspecified Italian city, shot either at night or at the first light of dawn, is generally empty and in need of a coat of paint. Unfortunately for people who go to bed early, the best views are from midnight until the first light of dawn. From first light, York was decked out in red and white as people donned the Three Lions and waited expectantly for the match. Synonyms dawn, daybreak, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise, first thing in the morning, early morning, cockcrow Definition of first light in US English: first light nounˌfərst ˈlītˌfərst ˈlaɪt The time when light first appears in the morning; dawn. 黎明，拂晓，破晓 you are to set off at first light 天一亮你就得动身。 Example sentencesExamples A helicopter with a surgeon on board was due to leave Dunedin at first light this morning, to provide further assistance. The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light the following morning in difficult weather conditions. These would set out onto the road at the first light of dawn, in the hope of catching up to the Germans that were now traveling on foot. According to the weather reports, my entire town will be covered in the stuff by the first light of dawn. At first light the next morning, Paul Buchel took off and headed south along the Wild Coast. By first light on race day, the sky is clear, and it's already pushing 80 degrees. Unfortunately for people who go to bed early, the best views are from midnight until the first light of dawn. By first light, officers were dragging the quarry; at 5.30 am they recovered the small body. From first light, York was decked out in red and white as people donned the Three Lions and waited expectantly for the match. At first light, having slept hardly at all, Miss Mapp and Mr Smith made their way down the mountain. The search continued late into the night and resumed at first light on Wednesday morning. At first light, I walked out to the newsagent on the corner and bought a copy of the paper. At first light yesterday a Sea King helicopter from RAF Lossiemouth was sent out to rescue the crew. By first light in Aberdeen, armies of street cleaners were sweeping up the detritus left by 60,000 revellers. And our crews will be arriving either later this evening or first light tomorrow morning. An unspecified Italian city, shot either at night or at the first light of dawn, is generally empty and in need of a coat of paint. Synonyms dawn, daybreak, break of day, crack of dawn, sunrise, first thing in the morning, early morning, cockcrow
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