She kept an all-night vigil over her sick child.
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All-night
//ˌɔlˈnaɪt//
Synonyms for "all-night" (4 found)
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1 entriesderived
2 entriessimilar
1 entriesTranslations
15 translations across 10 languages.
Ancient Greek
1 entries- παννύχιος adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Finnish
1 entries- koko yön kestävä adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
German
1 entries- abendfüllend adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Greek
2 entries- ολονύκτιος adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
- ολονύχτιος adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Latin
1 entries- pernox adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Malay
1 entries- semalaman adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Polish
1 entries- całonocny adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Russian
4 entries- все́нощный adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
- всю но́чь adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
- всю но́чь напролёт adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
- ночно́й adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- celonoćni adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
- целоноћни adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Ukrainian
1 entries- цілоні́чний adj (lasting throughout the whole night)
Sample sentences
8 total sentences available.
The world rang in a new year and decade Wednesday with fireworks, music and all-night parties.
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We used to have all-night LAN parties.
Source: tatoeba (8849726)
In the Anglosphere, the morning meal is called "breakfast," because you break an all-night fast with it.
Source: tatoeba (13489551)
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