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tomorrow

Meaning in simple English

US /təˈmɑːroʊ/ · UK /təˈmɒrəʊ/

tomorrow means: On the day after today.

adverb

NEXT DAYA1

On the day after today.

  • See you tomorrow.
  • We are leaving tomorrow morning.
  • Will the shop be open tomorrow?

Common phrases: tomorrow morning, tomorrow night, early tomorrow

IN THE FUTUREB2

At a later time, without meaning any particular day.

  • What we learn today will help us tomorrow.
  • Businesses must change today to survive tomorrow.
  • The choices we make now may cause problems tomorrow.

Similar words: later, in the future

Common phrases: succeed tomorrow, regret tomorrow, survive tomorrow

noun

THE NEXT DAYA1

The day that comes after today.

  • Tomorrow is my birthday.
  • We have nothing planned for tomorrow.
  • Tomorrow's meeting has been cancelled.

Common phrases: by tomorrow, until tomorrow, for tomorrow

THE FUTUREB2

The time ahead of us, especially when imagining what life will be like.

  • We hope for a better tomorrow.
  • The cities of tomorrow will need cleaner transport.
  • Today's children are tomorrow's leaders.

Similar words: future

Opposites: past

Common phrases: world of tomorrow, better tomorrow, technology of tomorrow, brighter tomorrow

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