Morning meaning in English

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Definition

the morning: the part of the day before 12 midday, the A.M. noun

Examples

  • "Bruno : Half past 11 till 1 in the morning."
  • "You talked with Vanessa this morning."
  • "In the morning, I like to check my emails."
  • "I had a good time but woke up the next morning with a kidney missing."
  • "Edward, if I could summarize your pointless song: You got on the bus this morning, didn't have any money, you took a nap, then you started crying like a little girl!"
  • "And this morning he set fire to a small dog."
  • "January 25th, 2019: A hot air balloon flying off the California coast reportedly crashed over the Pacific Ocean early this morning."
  • "Steffi : Yes, yes, it arrived this morning."
  • "Bruno : Uh... I don't recall having any appointments this morning."
  • "Your flight leaves SFO at 7:25 tonight and you arrive in Boston at 1:52 tomorrow morning."
  • "In fact, just this morning, I got my head stuck in the doors of a train."
  • "My baby takes the morning train."
  • "Clerk (Camilla) : So you'll be checking out tomorrow morning?"
  • "When I woke up this morning I had this music stuck in my head."
  • "Philip : I'll be paying by credit card, but is it ok if I settle my bill tomorrow morning?"
  • "Tomorrow morning, in meeting room A, Glen will be leading our first collective yoga class."
  • "Please drop by my office this morning around 9.30."
  • "Donna : That's right, tomorrow morning."
  • "Edward : I've had such a difficult morning"
  • "At our age, it's a surprise every time we get up in the morning, right?"
Exercise 1
Choose all the TRUE statements from the list below.

Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
Choose all the TRUE statements from the list below.

Be careful, there may be more than one correct choice!
When asked if he can meet Sam right now, Bruno replies that he is "booked solid for the rest of the day". To be "booked solid" is to be very busy, or to have many scheduled appointments.
When asked if he wants to meet Sam right away to eat something, Bruno declines, saying that he is busy all day, then adding "It's also 9 o'clock in the morning". Sam confirms this by saying, "True, true".
Bruno is actually calling to schedule an appointment with Sam, not to cancel a previous one.
Sam asks Bruno to meet him right away, saying that he is starting to "feel a bit peckish". "Peckish" is a primarily British term which means "hungry", although in another context it can mean irritated or angry.
This is incorrect. Sam wants to meet Bruno right away, and not on Thursday as Bruno proposes. This indicates that Sam is available not just on Thursday afternoon. It is Bruno who is busy until Thursday afternoon. Sam eventually accepts Bruno's offer to meet him on Thursday.

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