Keresés
(at) all hours
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at any given hour, particularly a time that is late
Idiom
InformalWhat is the origin of the idiom "all hours" and when to use it?
The origin of the idiom "all hours" are rooted in the concept of time and the measurement of hours. The phrase evolved as a way to describe activities or situations that occur without restriction or limitation regarding specific hours of the day or night. It is often employed to describe instances where someone is constantly engaged in a task, available for assistance, or working diligently without regard for normal working hours.
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He studied till all hours to prepare for the important exam, leaving no stone unturned in his preparation.
The party at their house went on till all hours, with music and laughter filling the night.
He studies at all hours of the day and night to prepare for his exams.
The team practiced all hours leading up to the championship game.
The populous neighborhood was filled with people at all hours.
