noun

[C, U]

The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise; night.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

La noche estaba tranquila.

La nóche estába tranquíla.

The night was quiet.

Prefiero viajar de noche.

Prefiéro viajár de nóche.

I prefer to travel at night.

Anoche hizo frío toda la noche.

Anóche hízo frío tóda la nóche.

Last night it was cold all night.

Synonyms

oscuridad

tinieblas

Antonyms

día

Collocations

de noche

por la noche

toda la noche

noche cerrada

a altas horas de la noche

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noun

[C]

An evening or night considered as an occasion or event.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

Fue una noche inolvidable.

Fuè úna nóche inolvidáble.

It was an unforgettable night.

La boda terminó en una noche de baile.

La bóda terminó en úna nóche de báile.

The wedding ended in a night of dancing.

Synonyms

velada

fiesta

jornada

Collocations

noche de fiesta

noche de bodas

noche especial

noche inolvidable

salida nocturna

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noun

[C, U]

literary

Darkness, obscurity, or a period of suffering or confusion, especially in figurative use.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

Vivió una larga noche de dudas.

Vivió úna lárga nóche de dúdas.

He lived through a long night of doubts.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

noche oscura

noche del alma

larga noche

noche de dudas

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noun

[C, U]

The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise; night.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

La noche estaba tranquila.

La nóche estába tranquíla.

The night was quiet.

Prefiero viajar de noche.

Prefiéro viajár de nóche.

I prefer to travel at night.

Anoche hizo frío toda la noche.

Anóche hízo frío tóda la nóche.

Last night it was cold all night.

Synonyms

oscuridad

tinieblas

Antonyms

día

Collocations

de noche

por la noche

toda la noche

noche cerrada

a altas horas de la noche

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noun

[C]

An evening or night considered as an occasion or event.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

Fue una noche inolvidable.

Fuè úna nóche inolvidáble.

It was an unforgettable night.

La boda terminó en una noche de baile.

La bóda terminó en úna nóche de báile.

The wedding ended in a night of dancing.

Synonyms

velada

fiesta

jornada

Collocations

noche de fiesta

noche de bodas

noche especial

noche inolvidable

salida nocturna

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noun

[C, U]

literary

Darkness, obscurity, or a period of suffering or confusion, especially in figurative use.

nóche

Pronunciation

Etymology

From Latin noctem, accusative of nox, meaning “night.”

Examples

Vivió una larga noche de dudas.

Vivió úna lárga nóche de dúdas.

He lived through a long night of doubts.

Synonyms

Antonyms

Collocations

noche oscura

noche del alma

larga noche

noche de dudas

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