The flashcard defines "tomorrow" primarily as an adverb and a noun, both related to the day after today or the future. It provides example sentences to illustrate these meanings.
The flashcard defines "tomorrow" as an adverb meaning "on the day after today" or "in the future" and as a noun meaning "the day after today" or "the future.". It also includes examples of its usage in sentences.
[ADV 副词]在明天；在明日 You use tomorrow to refer to the day after today.
[ADV with cl]
Bye, see you tomorrow...
再见，明天见。
The first official results will be announced tomorrow.
第一批官方结果将于明天宣布。
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[N-UNCOUNT 不可数名词]Tomorrow is also a noun.
[also N in pl]
What's on your agenda for tomorrow?…
你明天的日程是怎么安排的？
Davies plays for the Barbarians in tomorrow's match against England...
戴维斯将在明天对阵英格兰队的比赛中为野人队效力。
Tomorrow is Christmas Day.
明天是圣诞节。
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[ADV 副词]在未来；(尤指)在不久的将来 You can refer to the future, especially the near future, as tomorrow .
[ADV with cl]
What is education going to look like tomorrow?
未来的教育会是什么样子？
Tomorrow is also a noun.
...tomorrow's computer industry...
未来的计算机产业
Experiences in the past become a part of us, affecting our tomorrows.
过去的经历成为我们的一部分，影响我们的未来。
Oxford
to·mor·row★/təˈmɒrəʊ; NAmEtəˈmɔːroʊ;təˈmɑːroʊ/
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noun
tomorrowtomorrowsadverbon or during the day after today 在明天；在明日◆I'm off now. See you tomorrow.我走了。明天见。◆She's leaving tomorrow.她明天就走了。◆( especially BrE) They arrive a week tomorrow/tomorrow week(= after a week, starting from tomorrow).他们将于从明天算起一星期后到达。IDIOMsee
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n.noun★[uncountable ]1★the day after today 明天；明日◆Today is Tuesday, so tomorrow is Wednesday.今天是星期二，那么明天就是星期三。◆tomorrow afternoon/morning/night/evening明天下午╱上午╱夜里╱晚上◆I'll see you the day after tomorrow.我们后天见。◆The announcement will appear in tomorrow's newspapers.这份通告将于明日见报。◆I want it done by tomorrow.我希望这件事在明天以前做好。2★the future 未来；将来；来日◆Who knows what changes tomorrow may bring?谁知道将来会有什么变化？◆Tomorrow's workers will have to be more adaptable.未来的工人必须具有更强的适应性。IDIOMdo sth as if/like there's no toˈmorrowto do sth a lot or as though you do not care what effects it will have 不顾后果地一个劲…◆I ate as if there was no tomorrow.我狼吞虎咽地吃着。◆She spends money like there's no tomorrow.她拚命花钱，就像过了今天没有明天似的。to·mor·row/təˈmɒrəʊ; NAmEtəˈmɔːroʊ;təˈmɑːroʊ/
on or during the day after today → yesterday, today: Our class is going to London tomorrow.a week from tomorrow (also a week tomorrow/tomorrow week)British English Terry’s new job starts a week tomorrow.tomorrow morning/night etc We’re meeting tomorrow evening.
tomorrow1 adverb
tomorrow2 noun
tomorrowtomorrow2 noun [uncountable]
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1the day after today → yesterday, today: I’ll see you at tomorrow’s meeting.2the future, especially the near future: The computers of tomorrow will be smaller and more powerful.3do something like there’s no tomorrow do something very quickly and carelessly, without worrying about the future: Rita’s spending money like there’s no tomorrow.
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tomorrow
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tomorrows[463]
明天(83%)，将来(17%)
n.明天；未来
adv.明天；未来地（等于to-morrow）
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