the night the lights went out in georgiaとは 意味・読み方・使い方

the state of the night passing into dawn

the dawn turned night into day

a fire lighted at night as a signal

spent a wretched night on the floor

illumination of the night sky in urban areas

a light that burns throughout the night

the soldiers were furtively crawling through the night

Light percolated into our house in the morning

a game played under artificial illumination at night

a night on which the sky is bright after sunset

the light shone dully through the haze

A fire at night can be seen a long way off―from a great distance.

light broke over the horizon

The searchlights swept the night sky.

shining or glowing by night

the act of staying up late at night

the state of being in one's office at night

We played the night out.

the lights dimmed and the curtain rose

a broadcast in the middle of the night

he enjoyed the evening light across the lake

darkness in the evening before the moon rises

The company revelled till late at night―till the night was far advanced.

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

The company passed the night in riotous revelry

I only caught a glimpse of her early in the evening.

the windows glowed jewel bright

The watchman shone his flashlight on the safe.

Night began to fall on the village.

The trees that line the main street are illuminated during the winter nights.