Keresés
till all hours (of the day and night)
till all hours (of the day and night)
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used to refer to a really late hour at night or early morning
What is the origin of the idiom "all hours" and when to use it?
The idiom "till all hours" has its origin in the concept of timekeeping and the practice of measuring time in hours. It suggests a late or extended period during the night or early morning when most people are asleep. The phrase "till all hours" implies staying awake and active long past the usual bedtime or working hours. It is used to emphasize the length of time or dedication someone exhibits while engaged in an activity, whether it is working, partying, studying, or simply staying awake for an extended period.
Példa
She worked on her research project till all hours of the day and night, determined to meet the deadline.
We stayed up till all hours of the night, discussing our dreams and aspirations.
She worked on her research project till all hours of the day and night, determined to meet the deadline.
The party at their house went on till all hours, with music and laughter filling the night.
He studied till all hours to prepare for the important exam, leaving no stone unturned in his preparation.
