- at the crack of dawn
- at the crack of dawn & at the break of dawnFig. at the earliest light of the day. •
Jane was always awake at the crack of dawn.
•The birds start singing at the break of dawn.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
Jane was always awake at the crack of dawn.
•The birds start singing at the break of dawn.
Dictionary of American idioms. 2013.
the crack of dawn — See at the crack of dawn … English idioms
at the crack of dawn — 1. At daybreak 2. Very early in the morning • • • Main Entry: ↑crack * * * at the crack of dawn phrase extremely early in the morning I was up at the crack of dawn trying to finish my essay. Thesaurus: happening in the morning or daytime … Useful english dictionary
at the crack of dawn — at the first sign of light, at first light At the crack of dawn he would rise, wash and go for a walk … English idioms
at the crack of dawn — very early in the morning. We had an early flight so we were up at the crack of dawn … New idioms dictionary
at the crack of dawn — extremely early in the morning I was up at the crack of dawn trying to finish my essay … English dictionary
crack of dawn — The crack of dawn is very early in the morning … The small dictionary of idiomes
at the crack of dawn — at the very beginning of dawn, right during sunrise, at daybreak … English contemporary dictionary
(the) crack of sparrow's fart — Noun. Dawn, or specifically the crack of dawn. E.g. I was out of bed at the crack of sparrow s fart this morning … English slang and colloquialisms
(the) crack of sparrow's fart — Noun. Dawn, or specifically the crack of dawn. E.g. I was out of bed at the crack of sparrow s fart this morning … English slang and colloquialisms
crack of dawn — {n. phr.} The time in the morning when the sun s rays first appear. * /The rooster crows at the crack of dawn and wakes up everybody on the farm./ … Dictionary of American idioms
crack of dawn — {n. phr.} The time in the morning when the sun s rays first appear. * /The rooster crows at the crack of dawn and wakes up everybody on the farm./ … Dictionary of American idioms