It's always darkest before the dawn.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

The darkest hour is just before the dawn.

The night is darkest just before the dawn.

Darkness falls earlier now.

We're likely to get there before dark.

We are likely to get there before dark.

By the time you get there, it will be nearly dark.

It is getting darker and darker.

Let's roll before it gets dark.

It is getting dark.

Come back before it is dark.

It's best to go home before it gets dark.

（接続詞に訳せば）before it gets dark―（前置詞に訳せば）―before dark

I started before daylight―before daybreak.

Come home before it gets dark.

It is not light enough [still dark] at four in the morning.

get back home before dark

As time went on, the sky grew darker and darker.

It gets dark about half past five these days.

Come home before it gets dark.

I observed that it had already got dark.

By the time she gets there, it will be nearly dark.

It will return to the house before becoming dark.

I will return to the house before dark.

I'll be back before dark.

It was getting dark.

We're likely to get there before dark.

We are likely to get there before dark.

It's really dark outside tonight.

You must come back before it gets dark.

It will be dark soon.

The darkest hour is just before the dawn.

the darkness prevalent before the morning twilight

darkness in the evening before the moon rises

the dark time of twilight just prior to the moon rising

of nights during Japan's rainy season, the state of being relatively dark

His retired life keeps him out of touch with the times.

It's best to go home before it gets dark.

before dark―after dark

before dark

before dark

the ominous silence before a storm

before daybreak

the darkness of the evening

Let us go home while it is light―before dark.

it is long after your bedtime

The night is pitch-dark―too dark to see an inch before one.

It is not light enough [still dark] at four in the morning.

the darkness of night during Japan's rainy season

overtaken by night or darkness

before daylight

It is too dark to see an inch before one.

the morning before last

the part of the day just before the dawn

the time of day when one can see twilight

the time of the evening when it is barely getting dark

It is so dark that one can not see an inch before one

I started before daybreak―before daylight.

the condition of becoming obscured or blurred because of the darkness caused at dusk

all night long till dawn

sleep before midnight