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o'clock
- IPA[əˈklɒk]
英式
- used to specify the hour when telling the time；used following a numeral to indicate direction or bearing with reference to an imaginary clock face, 12 o'clock being thought of as directly in front or overhead
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- 1. used to specify the hour when telling the time the gates will open at eight o'clock
- ▪ used following a numeral to indicate direction or bearing with reference to an imaginary clock face, 12 o'clock being thought of as directly in front or overhead “I think we've got some action at 11 o'clock,” he said, gesturing toward the eastern plains
- an appropriate time of day for starting to drink beer: we went to find a bar as it was almost beer o'clock
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- an appropriate time of day to start drinking wine: I just checked my watch and it's definitely wine o'clock
Oxford American Dictionary
- a time of the day that is extremely early (or late): I have to get up at stupid o'clock tomorrow morning shops are open until stupid o'clock this weekend and on Christmas Eve
Oxford American Dictionary
- an appropriate time of day for starting to drink wine: I just checked my watch and it's definitely wine o'clock
Oxford Dictionary
- an appropriate time of day to start drinking beer: we went to find a bar as it was almost beer o'clock
Oxford American Dictionary
- a time of the day that is extremely early (or late): I have to get up at stupid o'clock tomorrow morning shops are open until stupid o'clock this weekend and on Christmas Eve
Oxford Dictionary
- a tropical American herbaceous plant with fragrant trumpet-shaped flowers that open late in the ...
Oxford American Dictionary
- the rush to consume alcohol in public bars before the statutory early closing time: pubs were designed to serve drinks at a rapid rate during the six o'clock swill
Oxford Dictionary
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- IPA[əˈkläk]
美式
- used to specify the hour in telling time: the gates will open at eight o'clock
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