Fancy word for tonight

I can feel desire in your eyes
My heart just burns in fire
Please hold me tight
I wanna touch your skin
It’s gonna be a sin
Let’s take this chance to make it real

Tonight we’re having a good time
Just close your eyes
Tonight we’re reaching heaven
We’re gonna fly so high!
Tonight we feel so free
It’s our fantasy
Enjoy this moment just tonight!

We knock the gates of heaven
It’s our dream
I give you all my best and
You give it to me
I wanna hold you tight
And kiss you one more time
You are the lady of desire

Tonight we’re having a good time
Just close your eyes
Tonight we’re reaching heaven
We’re gonna fly so high!
Tonight we feel so free
It’s our fantasy
Enjoy this moment just tonight!

Я чувствую страсть в твоих глазах,
Мое сердце пылает огнем,
Пожалуйста, обними меня крепче.
Хочу прикоснуться к тебе,
Это будет нашим грехом,
Давай не упустим шанс сделать это реальным.

Сегодня вечером мы отлично проводим время,
Просто закрой глаза.
Сегодня вечером мы будем в раю,
Мы взлетим так высоко.
Сегодня мы не скованы,
Это наш каприз,
Насладимся этим мгновением сейчас!

Мы стучим во врата рая,
Это наша мечта.
Я отдаю тебе всего себя, и
Ты тоже делаешь все для меня.
Я хочу обнять тебя крепче
И поцеловать еще один раз,
Ты — леди Страсть.

Сегодня вечером мы отлично проводим время,
Просто закрой глаза.
Сегодня вечером мы будем в раю,
Мы взлетим так высоко.
Сегодня мы не скованы,
Это наш каприз,
Насладимся этим мгновением сейчас!

We’ve got 139 rhyming words for Tonight »

What rhymes with Tonight?
təˈnaɪttonight

This page is about the various possible words that rhymes or sounds like Tonight.
Use it for writing poetry, composing lyrics for your song or coming up with rap verses.

Most common words emphasized in bold.

Translation

Find a translation for Tonight in other languages:

Select another language:

  • — Select —
  • 简体中文 (Chinese — Simplified)
  • 繁體中文 (Chinese — Traditional)
  • Español (Spanish)
  • Esperanto (Esperanto)
  • 日本語 (Japanese)
  • Português (Portuguese)
  • Deutsch (German)
  • العربية (Arabic)
  • Français (French)
  • Русский (Russian)
  • ಕನ್ನಡ (Kannada)
  • 한국어 (Korean)
  • עברית (Hebrew)
  • Gaeilge (Irish)
  • Українська (Ukrainian)
  • اردو (Urdu)
  • Magyar (Hungarian)
  • मानक हिन्दी (Hindi)
  • Indonesia (Indonesian)
  • Italiano (Italian)
  • தமிழ் (Tamil)
  • Türkçe (Turkish)
  • తెలుగు (Telugu)
  • ภาษาไทย (Thai)
  • Tiếng Việt (Vietnamese)
  • Čeština (Czech)
  • Polski (Polish)
  • Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian)
  • Românește (Romanian)
  • Nederlands (Dutch)
  • Ελληνικά (Greek)
  • Latinum (Latin)
  • Svenska (Swedish)
  • Dansk (Danish)
  • Suomi (Finnish)
  • فارسی (Persian)
  • ייִדיש (Yiddish)
  • հայերեն (Armenian)
  • Norsk (Norwegian)
  • English (English)

Popularity rank by frequency of use

How popular is Tonight among other rhymes?

Word Cloud

A graphical representation of the words that rhyme with Tonight.

5/8,580 songs found

see 8,575 more »

  1. I got someone who loves me tonight
    I got over a thousand dollars in the bank
    And I’m all right

  2. Stay up tonight
    Stay up at night

  3. Around the throne tonight
    Your love lives on inside of me
    And I will hold on tight

  4. Making spirits bright
    Oh What fun it is to ride
    A sleighing song tonight

  5. Rudolph with your nose so bright
    Won’t you guide my sleigh tonight?

5/202 poems found

see 197 more »

  1. You and I—tonight!
    You may forget the warmth he gave—
    I will forget the light!

  2. Ring out, and shake with mirth the planets bright?
    No doubt he brings the blessed dead good cheer,
    But silence broods on Elsinore tonight.

  3. Christmas where peace, like a dove in his flight,
    Broods o’re brave men in the thick of the fight;
    Everywhere, everywhere, Christmas tonight!

  4. O pour it in the sawdust glow of night
    Into the velvet pine-smoke air tonight,

  5. Sitting alone in the fading light
    Memories come to me here tonight

How to say Tonight in sign language?


How to pronounce Tonight?

Citation

Use the citation below to add this rhymes to your bibliography:

Know what rhymes with Tonight? Have another rhyming word for Tonight? Let us know!

Is Tonight wrong or has spelling mistakes?

ГДЗ Английский язык 7 класс (Test Booklet) Spotlight Английский в фокусе Ваулина, Дули, Подоляко, Эванс. TEST 6 B (Module 6). Номер №C

Underline the correct word.
e.g. Do you love / fancy going to the cinema with me tonight?
12. What you wrote in your essay was clear and logical / illogical. That’s why you got an ‘A’.
13. The film is based on a true / real story.
14. It was totally responsible / irresponsible of you to leave your house unlocked for two days.
15. Remarks / Greetings from Turkey!

reshalka.com

ГДЗ Английский язык 7 класс (Test Booklet) Spotlight Английский в фокусе Ваулина, Дули, Подоляко, Эванс. TEST 6 B (Module 6). Номер №C

Решение

Перевод задания
Подчеркните правильное слово.
например, Вы любите / хотите пойти со мной в кино сегодня вечером?
12. То, что вы написали в своем эссе, было ясным и логичным / нелогичным. Вот почему вы получили пятерку.
13. Фильм основан на правдивой / реальной истории.
14. С вашей стороны было абсолютно ответственно / безответственно оставить свой дом незапертым на два дня.
15. Замечания / Привет из Турции!

ОТВЕТ
12. What you wrote in your essay was clear and logical. That’s why you got an ‘A’.
13. The film is based on a real story.
14. It was totally irresponsible of you to leave your house unlocked for two days.
15. Greetings from Turkey!

Перевод ответа
12. То, что вы написали в своем эссе, было ясным и логичным. Вот почему вы получили пятерку.
13. Фильм основан на реальной истории.
14. С вашей стороны было абсолютно безответственно оставить свой дом незапертым на два дня.
15. Привет из Турции!

zaffy


  • #1

«Do you want to get a drink tonight? » I’ve come across that as an example of making an invitation.

Can I use ‘feel like’ or ‘fancy’ in such context? i.e. «Do you feel like/fancy a drink tonight?»

  • owlman5


    • #2

    I imagine that you can use «fancy», zaffy, if you are trying to speak British English.

    «Do you feel like getting a drink?» is a common and colloquial way to say «Do you want to go somewhere and have a drink?» I can’t tell you how often British speakers use «feel like», but this speech habit is widespread in the U.S. It is so common over here that I am reluctant to call it an error even though many other speakers probably consider it to be one.

    • #3

    Do you fancy going out for a drink? is quite common in this part of the world. :)

    zaffy


    • #4

    Do you fancy going out for a drink? is quite common in this part of the world. :)

    And would you say «Do you fancy getting/having a drink tonight?

    DonnyB


    • #5

    And would you say «Do you fancy getting/having a drink tonight?

    I prefer «having» to «getting» there, but to me, YLR’s suggestion of «going for» is more idiomatic in BE.

    • #6

    And would you say «Do you fancy getting/having a drink tonight?

    ’Having’ is definitely more common than ‘getting’ here. :)

    sound shift


    • #7

    I think there’s a stronger implication of «going out (to a pub, a bar, etc.)» in «Do you fancy getting a drink …?» than there is in «Do you fancy having a drink …?»

    heypresto


    • #8

    In BE, it can be pared right down to ‘Fancy a drink?’

    The context would make it clear whether it implies going out for a drink, or staying where you are while the speaker rustles up a drink for you.

    zaffy


    • #9

    And may «going out for a drink» refer to a coffee as well or does that refer to alcoholic drinks only?

    kentix


    • #10

    In most cases, probably alcohol only.

    zaffy


    • #11

    In most cases, probably alcohol only.

    So this question is a bit risky as the listener might say «sorry I don’t drink alcohol», isn’t it? In other words, if I wanted to ask a woman out, wouldn’t it be safer to say «Are you free for a coffee tonight? Or, even better, wouldn’t it be the safest to ask «Do you feel like going out on the town tonight?» I believe this question will include any kind of activity, like coffee, walk, cinema etc, right?

    kentix


    • #12

    Are you free for a coffee tonight?

    That would be perfect. The intention is clear.

    Do you feel like going out on the town tonight?

    «Out on the town tonight» doesn’t mean alcohol directly but I think it strongly implies it for most people. Going out on the town means spending a lot of money, going to different places and staying out late. All of that is traditionally accompanied by alcohol.

    If you had a non-drinking friend you routinely did this with then it wouldn’t mean alcohol for you two, but for the general case, it would.

    zaffy


    • #13

    And no matter if that would be coffee or some alcoholic drink, do you always make it countable in the singular form? Feel like

    a

    drink, Go out for a coffee.

    kentix


    • #14

    Some people talk about «going out for drinks». That’s another alternative. It clearly indicates you’re not planning to have just one. If you go out for «a drink» you might only have one or you might keep going.

    Do a search for posts about coffee. There is a lot of discussion about what different people say.

    When I was growing up there was only the option of going out for coffee or going out for a cup of coffee. Now lots of people talk about going out for a coffee. It still sounds odd to me. I picture having to hold my hands out as they pour the coffee in my hands. Where’s my cup?:)

    zaffy


    • #15

    Here in Poland we often invite friends to go out to have a beer. Would it be natural to say «Do you feel like having a beer tonight?» or would I rather say «Do you feel like having a drink tonight?»

    • #16

    Here in Poland we often invite friends to go out to have a beer. Would it be natural to say «Do you feel like having a beer tonight?» or would I rather say «Do you feel like having a drink tonight?»

    You might feel like having a beer/drink at home, so it’s best to specify ‘going out’. Do you feel like going out for a beer/drink tonight? :)

    kentix


    • #17

    (Speaking for AE) A beer is not a drink — even though it’s alcohol.:) You can go out drinking and drink beer all night and never have a drink.

    In that context, drink means a «mixed drink» of some kind of liquor — whiskey, vodka, etc.

    So these are two different questions:

    Do you feel like having a beer tonight?» or would I rather say «Do you feel like having a drink tonight?»

    It’s complicated by the fact that if someone invites you for a drink you could choose beer. So in that case, even though you’re out for a drink, you’re having a beer, not a drink. But you would still be «drinking» because you are consuming alcohol.

    «Getting a drink» includes all alcohol options even when they aren’t all called «a drink» directly.

    If someone invites you for «a beer» it’s possible you are going somewhere where beer is the only option. Not all places that serve beer serve hard liquor, too. Inviting someone for a beer sounds more casual than inviting them for a drink.

    Get it?o_O

    Last edited: Apr 20, 2019

    zaffy


    • #18

    And how about ‘want’, ‘fancy’ and ‘feel like’ in this example?

    A: Do you want an apple or a banana?
    B: Neither. I’m full up.

    A: Do you fancy an apple or a banana?
    B: Neither. I’m full up.

    A: Do you feel like an apple or a banana?
    B: Neither. I’m full up.

    zaffy


    • #19

    A Brit told me this as for #18. Do you agree?

    Not sure about ‘feel like’ that doesn’t really work for me, but I do know people who use it. «Want’ and ‘fancy’ are fine.

    Wordy McWordface


    • #20

    I see what your ‘Brit’ friend means about ‘feel like’. In theory, it’s OK, but we probably wouldn’t say it.

    One problem is that ‘Do you feel like a …..?’ is ambiguous and potentially comical. The idea of ‘I feel like a banana’ would have most youngsters rolling about with laughter. This is a reason why we might avoid it.


    На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать грубую лексику.


    На основании Вашего запроса эти примеры могут содержать разговорную лексику.

    Предложения


    The boy really liked the present and at once got a fancy for programming.



    Подарок мальчику понравился, и он сразу увлекся программированием.


    Later Nekrasov had a fancy for literature, began to write vaudeville for the Alexandrian theater.



    Позже Некрасов увлекся литературой, стал писать водевили для Александрийского театра.


    Malkovich would have become a biologist if he hadn’t had a fancy for the Student Theater | Gos Index



    Малкович стал бы биологом, если бы не увлекся студенческим театром | ГосИндекс


    My brother has recently taken a fancy for stoats.



    Мой брат в последнее время увлёкся горностаями.


    At teenage age, Noomi left her studies and got a fancy for alternative music.



    В подростковом возрасте Нуми забросила учебу и увлеклась альтернативной музыкой.


    Courteney finished a secondary school in Alabama and she managed not only to study well, but also she had a fancy for sport.



    Кортни окончила среднюю школу в Алабаме, успевая не только хорошо учиться, но и увлекаться спортом.


    But I have given a good many years to selling postal orders, now I have a fancy for something a little more stimulating.



    Но я так много лет отдала почтовым переводам, что теперь мечтаю о чем-нибудь немного более возбуждающем.


    And I’ve always had a fancy for poisons.


    Well, to be quite frank, Dorcas, we always ride out in whichever direction you to take a fancy for.



    Ну, говоря откровенно, Доркас, мы всегда ездим туда, куда вам придет в голову.


    Why’d I get such a fancy for you?


    If you’ve a fancy for someone, go up and ask them!



    Если вам кто-то нравится, спросите его прямо!


    Why, he says he has a fancy for Parmesan cheese?


    Today, after I took a fancy for negotiating and have studied a pile of books on introversion I know what to do and what to say.



    Сегодня, после того как я полюбил переговоры и изучил стопку книг об интроверсии, включая ту, которую здесь уже обсуждали, я знаю что делать и что говорить.» — на этом история заканчивается.


    One is that which you like, which you have a fancy for, about which you fantasise.



    Один из них — это тот, который вам нравится, к которому вы склонны, о котором вы фантазируете.


    Have a fancy for someone and you want to know if there’s hope for a future together?



    Гуляете с очаровательной девушкой и хотите узнать, возможно ли совместное будущее?


    Sometimes he took a fancy for fish from the lake, and sometimes neither goblin nor fish came back.



    Иногда Орку приходило на мысль поесть рыбы из озера, и случалось, что ни рыбы, ни Орка не видел больше никто.


    Life was collective not because the state managed to inculcate citizens with a fancy for the romanticism of «communal life,» and because of this all of Stalin’s construction projects must be seen in this light.



    Жизнь была коллективной не потому, что государству удалось привить гражданам вкус к романтике «обобществленного быта», а потому, что в стране, построенной по проекту Сталина, все должны были быть на виду.


    The Haunted Man (The Haunted Man and the Ghost’s Bargain: A Fancy for Christmas-time; 1848)



    Одержимый, или Сделка с призраком/ The Haunted Man and the Ghost’s Bargain [= Одержимый духом; Договор с привидением] (1848)


    Still had a fancy for her?


    I have a fancy for pork boiled in milk, with celery and oranges.



    Я представила свинину, сваренную в молоке с сельдереем и апельсинами.

    Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

    Предложения, которые содержат a fancy for

    Результатов: 12818. Точных совпадений: 23. Затраченное время: 256 мс

    Documents

    Корпоративные решения

    Спряжение

    Синонимы

    Корректор

    Справка и о нас

    Индекс слова: 1-300, 301-600, 601-900

    Индекс выражения: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200

    Индекс фразы: 1-400, 401-800, 801-1200

    Are you looking for new and interesting ways to describe social gatherings? There’s no better place to turn to than slang.

    Over the years, people have come up with all kinds of intriguing phrases for parties. In this guide, we’ll show you a list of slang words for party that you can consider the next time you’re setting up invitations to your event.

    Slang Words for Party (in Alphabetical Order)

    A

    ABC Party

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Acronym that stands for, “anything but clothes party.” In this type of party, guests are expected to find creative ways of dressing themselves that don’t involve traditional clothes.
    • Example: “I’m wearing a curtain to Amy’s ABC party on Friday.”

    Afterparty

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A smaller party that takes place after the party. Usually, this is a modest gathering of intimate friends who linger after the larger event concludes.
    • Example: “John and I drank a couple beers and chatted at the afterparty.”

    B

    Bash

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Slang term that applies to all kinds of celebrations or social events that are exciting.
    • Example: “Join us for Janine’s birthday bash this weekend!”

    Blocko

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Slang for a block party. Be careful with this one, because it does have other meanings you may not feel comfortable using.
    • Example: “Did you go to the blocko downtown yesterday?”

    Blowout

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A huge, luxurious social gathering.
    • Example: “I had a lot of fun at Juanita’s blowout last night.”

    Bust it Up

    Meaning:

    • (Verb): The act of enjoying yourself or partying.
    • Example: “Jake and I are gonna bust it up tomorrow night.”

    C

    Clam Bake

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A gathering or party where there are far more women than men.
    • Example: “If you want to meet guys, you probably shouldn’t go to a clam bake.”

    D

    Darty

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A combination of the words “drunken” and “party.” This is a party where there is drinking happening, and it’s usually daytime.
    • Example: “I had way too much beer at the darty yesterday and I’m feeling it today.”

    Do

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): An uncommon word for social gathering or party. You can treat it similarly to bash in a sentence.

    F

    Fete

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Term for a large celebration or festival. Usually takes place outdoors.
    • Example: “The rain caused us to cancel the fete yesterday.”

    Fiesta

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): The Spanish word for party or celebration. It can have religious connotations in some regions, but for the most part, you can use it like how you would say bash.

    Function

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Another generalized word for social gatherings and celebrations.

    G

    Gate Crash

    Meaning:

    • (Verb): To show up at a party or event you weren’t invited to.
    • Example: “I’m going to gate crash Lexie’s party on Friday.”

    Get-Together

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Generalized word for any social gathering of any size. It doesn’t specifically have to be a party, but it can be used to describe one.
    • Example: “I’m having a small get-together with a couple close friends this month.”

    H

    Happening

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Another term that can be applied to just about any party. You can say it like you would bash.

    Hootenanny

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A fun celebration or social gathering. This is basically synonymous with happening and bash.

    P

    Pachanga

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Southern Texas/Mexican slang for a wild party that typically includes food, dancing, music, and family.
    • Example: “Are you going to come to my Pachanga on Saturday? I promise you’ll have fun.”

    More Like This: Mexican Slang Words for Cool

    Partay

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Alternative way of saying party. You can use it in any instance where you’d otherwise just say “party.”

    Party Hop

    Meaning:

    • (Verb): Dropping by at multiple different parties in one day or night.
    • Example: “I visited six different grad parties while I was party hopping last weekend.”

    PLAR/Party Like a Rockstar

    Meaning:

    • (Expression): Acronym that stands for “party like a Rockstar.” This phrase became well-known after a song of the same name that came out in 2007. Usually means you are going to party wildly, including the consumption of recreational drugs.
    • Example: “Don’t forget to PLAR tonight.”

    Pregame

    Meaning:

    • (Verb): Drinking alcohol prior to a party or other social event.
    • Example: “Meet up at my house this afternoon and we’ll pregame before the party later.”

    R

    Rager

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): An extremely wild and raucous party.
    • Example: “The party last night was a complete rager. It didn’t even end after the cops were called on us.”

    S

    Sausage Fest/Party

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): The opposite of clam bake; a gathering where the men drastically outnumber the women.
    • Example: “Let’s get out of here. It’s a total sausage party.”

    Shindig

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A big and energetic party usually held in celebration of something.
    • Example: “We’re having an anniversary shindig next week.”

    Soiree

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Fancier word for indoor party. This is a great one to use if you’re looking for a phrase that sounds classy.
    • Example: “Will you be attending my soiree tomorrow evening?”

    Stag Night

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): A party for only men. Generally, this is used to refer to a bachelor party that happens the night before a man’s wedding.
    • Example: “We’re going to give Colin the time of his life at his stag night.”

    T

    Taco Fiesta

    Meaning:

    • (Noun): Another word for clam bake, or a gathering dominated by women as opposed to men.

    The Roof is On Fire

    Meaning:

    • (Expression): You can say this to indicate that a party is particularly entertaining or that you’re having a good time at a party.
    • Example: “The DJ made the whole crowd chant, ‘the roof is on fire!’”

    Throw Down

    Meaning:

    • (Verb): To host or arrange a large party.
    • Example: “Mike is going to throw down this weekend. Wanna go?”

    W

    WTPA

    Meaning:

    • (Expression): Acronym for, “where’s the party at?”

    Wrap Up

    The next time you throw a party of any kind, you’ll know what to put in the invite online. Alternatively, you can try using some of the phrases in person if you’re feeling adventurous.

    Did you hear someone call your party “a dub?” We can explain what that means for you in our guide to the meaning of New York slang “a dub.”

    • 1
      tonight

      tonight [təˊnaɪt]

      1.

      adv

      сего́дня ве́чером или но́чью

      2.

      n

      сего́дняшний ве́чер, наступа́ющая ночь

      Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > tonight

    • 2
      tonight

      Персональный Сократ > tonight

    • 3
      tonight

      1. n сегодняшний вечер; наступающая ночь

      2. adv сегодня вечером, реже ночью

      English-Russian base dictionary > tonight

    • 4
      tonight

      English-Russian big medical dictionary > tonight

    • 5
      tonight

      Англо-русский синонимический словарь > tonight

    • 6
      tonight

      [tə’naɪt]

      adv

      I’ll go to bed early tonight. — Я сегодня рано лягу спать.

      Tonight I saw the sunset. — Сегодня вечером я наблюдал закат солнца.


      — it’s cold tonight

      USAGE:

      English-Russian combinatory dictionary > tonight

    • 7
      tonight

      [təˈnaɪt]

      tonight, to-night сегодня вечером (реже ночью) tonight, to-night сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь tonight, to-night сегодня вечером (реже ночью) tonight, to-night сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь

      English-Russian short dictionary > tonight

    • 8
      tonight

      1. [təʹnaıt]

      сегодняшний вечер; наступающая ночь

      2. [təʹnaıt]

      сегодня вечером, ночью

      НБАРС > tonight

    • 9
      tonight

      Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > tonight

    • 10
      tonight

      You seen what they done to my dog tonight? – Вы видели, чего они сделали нынче с моей собакой?

      English-Russian phrases dictionary > tonight

    • 11
      tonight

      [tə’naɪt]
      1.

      нареч.

      сегодня вечером, сегодня ночью

      Tonight I saw the sunset. — Сегодня вечером я наблюдал закат солнца.

      2.

      сущ.

      сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь

      Англо-русский современный словарь > tonight

    • 12
      tonight

      Универсальный англо-русский словарь > tonight

    • 13
      tonight

      [tə`naɪt]

      сегодня вечером

      сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь

      Англо-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > tonight

    • 14
      tonight

      [tə’naɪt]

      n

      сегодня вечером; сегодня ночью

      2000 самых употребительных английских слов > tonight

    • 15
      tonight

      сегодня вечером (реже ночью)

      сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь

      * * *

      (d) сегодня вечером

      * * *

      * * *

      [to·night || tə’naɪt]
      сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь
      сегодня вечером, сегодня ночью

      * * *

      1. нареч.
      сегодня вечером (реже ночью)
      2. сущ.
      сегодняшний вечер, наступающая ночь

      Новый англо-русский словарь > tonight

    • 16
      tonight

      English-Russian word troubles > tonight

    • 17
      tonight

      English-Russian dictionary of technical terms > tonight

    • 18
      tonight

      сего́дня ве́чером; но́чью

      The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > tonight

    • 19
      tonight’s

      English-Russian base dictionary > tonight’s

    • 20
      tonight

      Dictionary English-Interslavic > tonight

    Страницы

    • Следующая →
    • 1
    • 2
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • 6
    • 7

    См. также в других словарях:

    • Tonight — is a time referring to today.Tonight may also refer to:* Tonight (TV series), a United Kingdom television news magazine on ITV hosted by Sir Trevor McDonald * Tonight (BBC television programme), a United Kingdom topical television programme… …   Wikipedia

    • Tonight — (en inglés: esta noche) puede referirse a: Contenido 1 Música 1.1 Bandas 1.2 Álbumes 1.3 Canciones …   Wikipedia Español

    • Tonight — Studioalbum von TobyMac Veröffentlichung 2010 Aufnahme 2009 Label …   Deutsch Wikipedia

    • Tonight — Студийный альбом …   Википедия

    • Tonight tv — Logo Tonight tv, vormals 2night.tv, war eine Society und Lifestyle Sendung auf ProSieben Austria, sowie auf Sat.1 Österreich, den Österreich Versionen der deutschen Privatsender. Die Fernsehsendung wurde samstags und sonntags im Anschluss an die… …   Deutsch Wikipedia

    • Tonight — Album par David Bowie Sortie 1er septembre 1984 Enregistrement 1984 à Le Studio, Morin Heights, Québec Durée 36:01 …   Wikipédia en Français

    • Tonight — To*night , adv. [Prep. to + night] 1. On this present or coming night. [1913 Webster] 2. On the last night past. [Obs.] Shak. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

    • Tonight — To*night , n. The present or the coming night; the night after the present day. [1913 Webster] …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

    • tonight — O.E. toniht tomorrow night (Anglo Saxon day began at sunset), from to at, on (see TO (Cf. to)) + niht (see NIGHT (Cf. night)). Written as two words until 18c., after which it was to night until early 20c …   Etymology dictionary

    • tonight — ► ADVERB ▪ on the present or approaching evening or night. ► NOUN ▪ the evening or night of the present day …   English terms dictionary

    • tonight — or to night [tə nīt′] adv. [ME to niht < OE: see TO1 & NIGHT] 1. on or during the present or coming night 2. Obs. last night n. 1. the present night 2 …   English World dictionary

    Like this post? Please share to your friends:
  • Fancy word for to do list
  • Fancy word for the best
  • Fancy word for something
  • Fancy word for popular
  • Fancy word for party