The darkest hour is that before the dawn.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The darkest hour is just before the dawn.

the dark time of twilight just prior to the moon rising

the darkness prevalent before the morning twilight

The night is pitch-dark―too dark to see an inch before one.

darkness in the evening before the moon rises

the period of daylight before noon

the part of the day just before the dawn

He said that he should get there before dark.

Let us go home while it is light―before dark.

the time before the noon

It's best to go home before it gets dark.

the ominous silence before a storm

I will get to the foot of the hill before dawn.

It is not light enough [still dark] at four in the morning.

The daylight dazzles―The daylight glares―after the darkness of the mine.

before dark―after dark

It is too dark to see an inch before one.

It is too dark to see an inch before one.

It is too dark to see an inch before one.

It is too dark to see an inch before one.

The night was dark and favourable for a night-attack.

It is pitch-dark―too dark to see an inch before one.

The warrior held his torch high in the night air.

（接続詞に訳せば）before it gets dark―（前置詞に訳せば）―before dark

Around midnight is when I am wide awake.

the morning before last

Though it is only four in the afternoon, it is getting rather dark.

the stage of the moon before full moon

Midnight is when ghosts are thought to walk the earth.

The fountain is lit up at night.