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banker's hours
keep bad hours
He keeps bad hours．He is rarely home until past midnight．他生活无规律，常常在午夜后才回家睡觉。
keep early hours
School boys should keep good hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who keep early hours are generally healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
keep good/early hours
School boys should keep good hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who keep early hours are generally healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
keep good hours
School boys should keep good hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who keep early hours are generally healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
until all hours
Idiom(s): until all hoursTheme: LATENESS
until very late.
• Mary is out until all hours, night after night.
• If I'm up until all hours two nights in a row, I’m just exhausted.
small hours of the night
Idiom(s): small hours (of the night) AND wee hours (of the night)Theme: TIME
the hours immediately after midnight.
• The dance went on into the small hours of the night.
• Jim goes to bed in the wee hours and gets up at lunchtime.
keep late hours
Idiom(s): keep late hoursTheme: LATENESS
to stay up or stay out until very late.
• I'm always tired because I keep late hours.
• If I didn't keep late hours, I wouldn't sleep so late in the morning.
for hours on end
Idiom(s): for hours on endTheme: TIME - DURATION
for many hours.
• We sat and waited for the doctor for hours on end.
• We listened to the speaker for hours on end.
all hours of the day and night
Idiom(s): all hours (of the day and night)Theme: TIME
very late in the night or very early in the morning.
• Why do you always stay out until all hours of the day and night?
• I like to stay out till all hours.
after hours
Idiom(s): after hoursTheme: TIME
after the regular closing time; after any normal or regular time, such as one's bedtime.
• John was arrested in a bar after hours.
• The soldier was caught sneaking into the barracks after hours.
• John got a job sweeping floors in the bank after hours.
wee hours of the night
Idiom(s): small hours (of the night) AND wee hours (of the night)Theme: TIME
the hours immediately after midnight.
• The dance went on into the small hours of the night.
• Jim goes to bed in the wee hours and gets up at lunchtime.
Open all hours
If a shop or suchlike is open all hours, it only closes, if at all, terribly late.work all the hours that God sends
work as much as possible: "She works all the hours that God sends to support her family."after hours|after|hours
adv. or adj. phr. Not during the regular, correct, or usual time; going on or open after the usual hours. The store was cleaned and swept out after hours. The children had a secret after hours party when they were supposed to be in bed.all hours|all|hour|hours
n. phr., informal Late or irregular times. The boy's mother said he must stop coming home for meals at all hours. He stayed up till all hours of the night to finish his school work.at all hours|all hours|hour
adv. phr. Any time; all the time; at almost any time. The baby cried so much that we were up at all hours trying to calm her down.for hours on end|for|hour|hours
adv. phr. For many hours; for a very long time. We have been trying to get this computer going for hours on end, but we need serious professional help.keep late hours|hours|keep|late hours
v. phr. To go to bed late; habitually stay up (and work) late. "If you always keep such late hours, your health might suffer," Tom's doctor said.until all hours|all hours|until
adv. phr. Until very late at night. He is so anxious to pass his exams with flying colors that he stays up studying until all hours.wee hours|hour|hours|wee
The crack of dawn, or just before it, usually between 1 A.M. and 4 A.M. or 2 A.M. and 5 A.M. He stayed up all night when they were expecting their first child; finally, a boy was born in the wee hours of the morning.Compare: SMALL HOURS.
all hours
all hoursIrregular times, as in You can't come home at all hours and expect your supper to be ready. The expression can also mean “late at night,” as in College students like to stay up talking until all hours. It is sometimes amplified into all hours of the day and night. [c. 1930]
small hours
small hoursAlso, wee hours. The hours following midnight, as in I stayed up working through the small hours, or The parents didn't come home until the wee hours. The adjectives small and wee both refer to the low numbers of those hours (one o'clock, two o'clock, etc.). [c. 1830]
till all hours
till all hourssee all hours.
wee hours
wee hourssee small hours.
after hours
Idiom(s): after hoursTheme: TIME
after the approved closing time; afterwards any accustomed or approved time, such as one's bedtime.
• John was arrested in a bar afterwards hours.
• The soldier was bent cheating into the billet afterwards hours.
• John got a job across-the-board floors in the coffer afterwards hours.
after hours|after|hours
adv. or adj. phr. Not during the regular, correct, or accepted time; activity on or accessible afterwards the accepted hours. The abundance was bankrupt and swept out afterwards hours. The accouchement had a abstruse afterwards hours affair back they were declared to be in bed.all hours
all hoursAberrant times, as in You can't appear home at all hours and apprehend your supper to be ready. The announcement can additionally beggarly “late at night,” as in College acceptance like to break up talking until all hours. It is sometimes amplified into all hours of the day and night. [c. 1930]
all hours of the day and night
Idiom(s): all hours (of the day and night)Theme: TIME
very backward in the night or actual aboriginal in the morning.
• Why do you consistently break out until all hours of the day and night?
• I like to break out till all hours.
all hours|all|hour|hours
n. phr., informal Backward or aberrant times. The boy's mother said he charge stop advancing home for commons at all hours. He backward up till all hours of the night to accomplishment his academy work.at all hours|all hours|hour
adv. phr. Any time; all the time; at about any time. The babyish cried so abundant that we were up at all hours aggravating to calm her down.banker's hours
for hours on end
Idiom(s): for hours on endTheme: TIME - DURATION
for abounding hours.
• We sat and waited for the doctor for hours on end.
• We listened to the apostle for hours on end.
for hours on end|for|hour|hours
adv. phr. For abounding hours; for a actual continued time. We accept been aggravating to get this computer activity for hours on end, but we charge austere able help.keep bad hours
He keeps bad hours．He is rarely home until accomplished midnight．他生活无规律，常常在午夜后才回家睡觉。
keep aboriginal hours
School boys should accumulate acceptable hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who accumulate aboriginal hours are about healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
keep acceptable hours
School boys should accumulate acceptable hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who accumulate aboriginal hours are about healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
keep good/early hours
School boys should accumulate acceptable hours．上学的孩子要早睡。
Those who accumulate aboriginal hours are about healthy．早睡早起的人身体好。
keep backward hours
Idiom(s): keep backward hoursTheme: LATENESS
to break up or break out until actual late.
• I'm consistently annoyed because I accumulate backward hours.
• If I didn't accumulate backward hours, I wouldn't beddy-bye so backward in the morning.
keep backward hours|hours|keep|late hours
v. phr. To go to bed late; commonly break up (and work) late. "If you consistently accumulate such backward hours, your bloom ability suffer," Tom's doctor said.Open all hours
If a boutique or suchlike is accessible all hours, it alone closes, if at all, awfully late.small hours
small hoursAlso, wee hours. The hours afterward midnight, as in I backward up alive through the baby hours, or The parents didn't appear home until the wee hours. The adjectives small and wee both accredit to the low numbers of those hours (one o'clock, two o'clock, etc.). [c. 1830]
small hours of the night
Idiom(s): small hours (of the night) AND wee hours (of the night)Theme: TIME
the hours anon afterwards midnight.
• The ball went on into the baby hours of the night.
• Jim goes to bed in the wee hours and gets up at lunchtime.
till all hours
till all hourssee all hours.
until all hours
Idiom(s): until all hoursTheme: LATENESS
until actual late.
• Mary is out until all hours, night afterwards night.
• If I'm up until all hours two nights in a row, I’m aloof exhausted.
until all hours|all hours|until
adv. phr. Until actual backward at night. He is so afraid to canyon his exams with aerial colors that he stays up belief until all hours.wee hours
wee hourssee small hours.
wee hours of the night
Idiom(s): small hours (of the night) AND wee hours (of the night)Theme: TIME
the hours anon afterwards midnight.
• The ball went on into the baby hours of the night.
• Jim goes to bed in the wee hours and gets up at lunchtime.
wee hours|hour|hours|wee
The able of dawn, or aloof afore it, usually amid 1 A.M. and 4 A.M. or 2 A.M. and 5 A.M. He backward up all night back they were assured their aboriginal child; finally, a boy was built-in in the wee hours of the morning.Compare: SMALL HOURS.
work all the hours that God sends
work as abundant as possible: "She works all the hours that God sends to abutment her family."More Idioms/Phrases
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