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to·mor·row

(tə-môr′ō, -mŏr′ō)

1. The day following today.

2. The future.

adv.

On or for the day following today: "I won't think of it now.... I'll think of it tomorrow" (Margaret Mitchell).

[Middle English to morow, from Old English tō morgenne, in the morning : tō, at, on; see to + morgenne, dative of morgen, morning.]

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tomorrow

(təˈmɒrəʊ)

1. the day after today

2. the future

adv

3. on the day after today

4. at some time in the future

[Old English tō morgenne, from to¹ (at, on) + morgenne, dative of morgen morning; see morrow]

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to•mor•row

(təˈmɔr oʊ, -ˈmɒr oʊ)

n.

1. the day following today.

2. a future period or time.

adv.

3. on the day following today.

4. at some future time.

[1225–75; Middle English to mor(o)we, to morghe (see to, morrow)]

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Noun	1.	tomorrow - the day after today; "what are our tasks for tomorrow?" 24-hour interval, day, mean solar day, solar day, twenty-four hour period, twenty-four hours - time for Earth to make a complete rotation on its axis; "two days later they left"; "they put on two performances every day"; "there are 30,000 passengers per day"
	2.	tomorrow - the near future; "tomorrow's world"; "everyone hopes for a better tomorrow" future, futurity, time to come, hereafter - the time yet to come
Adv.	1.	tomorrow - the next day, the day after, following the present day

tomorrow

noun

Quotations
"Take therefore no thought for the morrow; for the morrow shall take thought for the things of itself" Bible: St. Matthew
"After all, tomorrow is another day" [Margaret Mitchell Gone With the Wind]

Proverbs
"Tomorrow never comes"

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Translations

المُسْتَقْبَلغَدا غَداً

zítrazítřek

i morgenmorgendagen

morgen morgig

αύριο

morgaŭ

mañana futuro

homme

فردا

huomennahuominen

demain lendemain

מחר

sutra

holnap

besokesok

á morguneftir viku frá tilteknum degi aî teljaframtíîinmorgundagur, dagurinn á morgun

domani

明日

내일

cras

rytojrytojus

nākotnerītrītdienrītdiena

mâine

zajtrazajtrajšok

jutri

i morgonimorgonmorgondag

พรุ่งนี้

yarın gelecek

завтра

vào ngày mai

明天未来

tomorrow

[təˈmɒrəʊ]

A. ADV

1. → mañana
tomorrow evening → mañana por la tarde
tomorrow morning → mañana por la mañana
a week tomorrow → de mañana en ocho días

2. (= in the future) → en el mañana, en el futuro

B. N

1. → mañana f
tomorrow is Sunday → mañana es domingo
the day after tomorrow → pasado mañana
will tomorrow do? (for piece of work) → ¿lo puedo dejar para mañana?; (for appointment) → ¿te conviene mañana?
tomorrow's paper → el periódico de mañana
tomorrow is another day → mañana sera otro día
like there's no other: he drank like there was no tomorrow → bebió como si le fuera la vida en ello

2. (= the future) → mañana m, porvenir m
the writers of tomorrow → los escritores del mañana

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tomorrow

[təˈmɒrəʊ]

adv

(= on the day after today) → demain
They're coming tomorrow → Ils viennent demain.
a week tomorrow → demain en huit
the day after tomorrow → après-demain
tomorrow morning → demain matin
tomorrow night → demain soir

(= in the future) → demain

(= day after today) → demain m
Tomorrow is her birthday → C'est son anniversaire demain.
tomorrow's performance → la représentation de demain
the day after tomorrow → après-demain
The day after tomorrow is a holiday → Après-demain est un jour férié.

(= future) → demain
tomorrow's computer industry → l'industrie informatique de demain
a better tomorrow → des lendemains meilleurs, de meilleurs lendemains

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tomorrow

adv, n → morgen; (= future) → Morgen nt; tomorrow week, a week tomorrow → morgen in einer Woche; a fortnight tomorrow → morgen in zwei Wochen; he’ll have been here a week tomorrow → morgen ist er eine Woche da; a year ago tomorrow → morgen vor einem Jahr; the day after tomorrow → übermorgen; tomorrow morning/lunchtime/afternoon/evening → morgen früh/Mittag/Nachmittag/Abend; late/early tomorrow → morgen spät/früh; tomorrow is Monday, it’s Monday tomorrow → morgen ist Montag; (as) from tomorrow → ab morgen, von morgen an, vom morgigen Tag an; see you tomorrow! → bis morgen!; tomorrow’s paper → die morgige Zeitung, die Zeitung von morgen; the article will be in tomorrow’s paper → der Artikel wird morgen in der Zeitung sein; will tomorrow do? (early enough) → reicht es noch bis morgen?, hat es noch bis morgen Zeit?; (convenient) → ist es morgen recht?; tomorrow is another day (prov) → morgen ist auch noch ein Tag (prov); tomorrow may never come → wer weiß, was morgen ist; tomorrow never comes (prov) → es heißt immer „morgen, morgen, nur nicht heute“; who knows what tomorrow will bring? → wer weiß, was das Morgen bringt?; a brighter tomorrow → eine bessere Zukunft; the science of tomorrow → die Wissenschaft von morgen; the stars of tomorrow → die Stars von morgen; tomorrow’s problems → die Probleme von morgen; like there was no tomorrow → als wenn es kein morgen (mehr) gäbe; eat, drink → was das Zeug hält (inf)

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tomorrow

[təˈmɒrəʊ]

1. adv (also) (fig) → domani
tomorrow morning → domani mattina
a week from tomorrow, a week tomorrow (Brit) → domani a otto

2. n → domani m inv
tomorrow is Sunday → domani è domenica
the day after tomorrow → dopodomani
tomorrow's paper → il giornale di domani
tomorrow is another day (fig) → domani è un altro giorno

tomorrow

(təˈmorəu) noun, adverb

1. (on) the day after today. Tomorrow is Saturday; The news will be announced tomorrow.

2. (in) the future. tomorrow's world.

tomorrow

→ غَداً zítra i morgen morgen αύριο mañana huomenna demain sutra domani 明日 내일 morgen i morgen jutro amanhã завтра i morgon พรุ่งนี้ yarın vào ngày mai 明天

tomorrow

adv. mañana;

day after ___ → pasado ___.

tomorrow

adv mañana

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"In school today, I'll learn to read, tomorrow to write, and the day after tomorrow I'll do arithmetic.

"Today I'll follow the pipes, and tomorrow I'll go to school.

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"Are you going shooting, then, tomorrow?" she said.

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And one day when the shepherd and his wife were standing together before the house the shepherd said, 'I will shoot old Sultan tomorrow morning, for he is of no use now.' But his wife said, 'Pray let the poor faithful creature live; he has served us well a great many years, and we ought to give him a livelihood for the rest of his days.' 'But what can we do with him?' said the shepherd,

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"So the three of us, with Zverkov for the fourth, twenty-one roubles, at the Hotel de Paris at five o'clock tomorrow," Simonov, who had been asked to make the arrangements, concluded finally.

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"Don't disappoint me tomorrow, Philip, I've been looking forward so much to spending the day with you.

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"Whether tomorrow brings victory or defeat, the glory of our Russian arms is secure.

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"Well, I suppose we shall read all about it in the papers tomorrow," Crewe remarked.

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MY OWN BARBARA ALEXIEVNA,--Today, dearest, I saw Thedora, who informed me that you are to be married tomorrow, and on the following day to go away--for which purpose Bwikov has ordered a post-chaise....

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Tomorrow I will see you again, to take my leave." With these words the baron went out.

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"I am to be sold at the auction, tomorrow!" said Tom, quietly.

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Tomorrow she goes; tonight, with your permission, she would like to sleep at Howards End."