英语词汇evening的词组、短语、固定搭配翻译、用法及例句-英语词组固定搭配大全

evening /ˈiːvnɪŋ/ noun the early part of the night between the end of the day and the time you go to bedadjectives/nouns + eveninggood evening (=used when meeting someone in the evening) Good evening, officer.this/that evening I’ll phone you this evening. | I couldn’t go, as I had a date that evening.tomorrow/yesterday evening Would you like to come over tomorrow evening? | The robbery took place yesterday evening around nine o’clock.Monday/Friday etc evening By Sunday evening, all the snow had gone.early/late evening By the time we arrived, it was late evening. | We met for a drink in the early evening.all evening/the whole evening They watched television all evening.a fine/warm/cool etc evening It was a fine evening, so we decide to eat outside.a spring/summer etc evening On a summer evening, the streets are full of people.a lovely/wonderful/pleasant evening I thanked them for a lovely evening.a romantic evening Tonight the couple are having a romantic evening to celebrate their anniversary.evening + nounsan evening meal I was just preparing the evening meal when the phone rang.the evening paper/news There was a report about the fire on the evening news. | Someone had left a copy of the evening paper beside him.evening dress (=formal clothes that people wear to social events in the evening) The men all wore evening dress.the evening rush hour (=when people are travelling home from work) The accident happened during the evening rush hour.verbsspend an evening He spent many evenings alone in his room.have a nice/wonderful etc evening Have a nice evening. See you tomorrow.prepositionsin the evening We met up again later in the evening.during the evening During the evening, fighting broke out near the palace.for the evening Her parents had gone out for the evening.on Monday/Friday etc evening They were due to leave on Sunday evening.on the evening of July 4th/May 12th etc formal On the evening of January 27th his car was involved in an accident. Don’t say On the evening we went to a party. Say In the evening we went to a party.

词组	evening
释义	evening /ˈiːvnɪŋ/ noun the early part of the night between the end of the day and the time you go to bedadjectives/nouns + eveninggood evening (=used when meeting someone in the evening) Good evening, officer.this/that evening I’ll phone you this evening. \| I couldn’t go, as I had a date that evening.tomorrow/yesterday evening Would you like to come over tomorrow evening? \| The robbery took place yesterday evening around nine o’clock.Monday/Friday etc evening By Sunday evening, all the snow had gone.early/late evening By the time we arrived, it was late evening. \| We met for a drink in the early evening.all evening/the whole evening They watched television all evening.a fine/warm/cool etc evening It was a fine evening, so we decide to eat outside.a spring/summer etc evening On a summer evening, the streets are full of people.a lovely/wonderful/pleasant evening I thanked them for a lovely evening.a romantic evening Tonight the couple are having a romantic evening to celebrate their anniversary.evening + nounsan evening meal I was just preparing the evening meal when the phone rang.the evening paper/news There was a report about the fire on the evening news. \| Someone had left a copy of the evening paper beside him.evening dress (=formal clothes that people wear to social events in the evening) The men all wore evening dress.the evening rush hour (=when people are travelling home from work) The accident happened during the evening rush hour.verbsspend an evening He spent many evenings alone in his room.have a nice/wonderful etc evening Have a nice evening. See you tomorrow.prepositionsin the evening We met up again later in the evening.during the evening During the evening, fighting broke out near the palace.for the evening Her parents had gone out for the evening.on Monday/Friday etc evening They were due to leave on Sunday evening.on the evening of July 4th/May 12th etc formal On the evening of January 27th his car was involved in an accident. Don’t say On the evening we went to a party. Say In the evening we went to a party.
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