Definition of night owl in English:

night owl

noun

informal

A person who is habitually active or wakeful at night.
dedicated night owls may retire to the late bars
Example sentencesExamples
- I usually didn't wake up early enough for breakfast because I was a night owl and usually stayed up until around 4 in the morning and didn't wake up until noon.
- The moon rules my sign, maybe this is why I'm a night owl.
- He's a bit of a night owl, so ring after 10 p.m. and be sure to say that I told you to call.
- The other dancers were deep in their own conversation, and, though normally a night owl, Amber found herself getting tired, and laid her head on Ronan's shoulder.
- I'm a night owl, and pretty much useless in the mornings.
- Sam's mother smiled and said, ‘If you weren't such a night owl, you might actually wake up without the help of coffee one morning.’
- ‘Because of the nature of my security business, I am a bit of a night owl and my company's name is Night Security so I combined the two to come up with the title for the new CD,’ he smiled.
- I'm not a night owl,’ he commented, crawling into his sleep sack before falling asleep.
- There is also a worthwhile network of night buses, especially in the centre of London which for the night owl are both frequent and comprehensive enough to be of real value.
- I'm a night owl and my husband's more of a lark, so I'll sometimes find myself alone with a glass of wine at midnight, too.
- But Prince already was a finicky eater, and he says, ‘I'm definitely not a night owl.’
- I'm a night owl, true, but it's getting pretty late.
- She's on the job, but she's something of a night owl and doesn't hit top gear until much later in the day.
- Thank goodness I'm a night owl, otherwise it probably would have taken twice as long to finish this chapter.
- Then he added, ‘I know, it's weird, but I am a night owl.’
- I had a lovely conversation with his mother, my grandma Susie, on the phone today, and, thanks to the magic of instant messaging, just now wished my mum (who is a night owl like me) a happy mother's day.
- Nice to know that being a night owl has its merits.
- I was a night owl when I was 18, these days I'd rather be in bed at 1am than partying.
- In the Blackwell's mansion, Toby was the night owl.
- He adds, however, that he is not a night owl because he has to stay in training.

Definition of night owl in US English:

night owl

nounˈnaɪt ˌaʊl

informal

A person who is habitually active or wakeful at night.
dedicated night owls may retire to the late bars
Example sentencesExamples
- He adds, however, that he is not a night owl because he has to stay in training.
- I had a lovely conversation with his mother, my grandma Susie, on the phone today, and, thanks to the magic of instant messaging, just now wished my mum (who is a night owl like me) a happy mother's day.
- I usually didn't wake up early enough for breakfast because I was a night owl and usually stayed up until around 4 in the morning and didn't wake up until noon.
- I'm not a night owl,’ he commented, crawling into his sleep sack before falling asleep.
- She's on the job, but she's something of a night owl and doesn't hit top gear until much later in the day.
- ‘Because of the nature of my security business, I am a bit of a night owl and my company's name is Night Security so I combined the two to come up with the title for the new CD,’ he smiled.
- I was a night owl when I was 18, these days I'd rather be in bed at 1am than partying.
- The moon rules my sign, maybe this is why I'm a night owl.
- The other dancers were deep in their own conversation, and, though normally a night owl, Amber found herself getting tired, and laid her head on Ronan's shoulder.
- I'm a night owl, and pretty much useless in the mornings.
- In the Blackwell's mansion, Toby was the night owl.
- Then he added, ‘I know, it's weird, but I am a night owl.’
- Sam's mother smiled and said, ‘If you weren't such a night owl, you might actually wake up without the help of coffee one morning.’
- Thank goodness I'm a night owl, otherwise it probably would have taken twice as long to finish this chapter.
- I'm a night owl and my husband's more of a lark, so I'll sometimes find myself alone with a glass of wine at midnight, too.
- I'm a night owl, true, but it's getting pretty late.
- There is also a worthwhile network of night buses, especially in the centre of London which for the night owl are both frequent and comprehensive enough to be of real value.
- Nice to know that being a night owl has its merits.
- He's a bit of a night owl, so ring after 10 p.m. and be sure to say that I told you to call.
- But Prince already was a finicky eater, and he says, ‘I'm definitely not a night owl.’

单词	night owl
释义	Definition of night owl in English: night owl noun informal A person who is habitually active or wakeful at night. dedicated night owls may retire to the late bars Example sentencesExamples I usually didn't wake up early enough for breakfast because I was a night owl and usually stayed up until around 4 in the morning and didn't wake up until noon. The moon rules my sign, maybe this is why I'm a night owl. He's a bit of a night owl, so ring after 10 p.m. and be sure to say that I told you to call. The other dancers were deep in their own conversation, and, though normally a night owl, Amber found herself getting tired, and laid her head on Ronan's shoulder. I'm a night owl, and pretty much useless in the mornings. Sam's mother smiled and said, ‘If you weren't such a night owl, you might actually wake up without the help of coffee one morning.’ ‘Because of the nature of my security business, I am a bit of a night owl and my company's name is Night Security so I combined the two to come up with the title for the new CD,’ he smiled. I'm not a night owl,’ he commented, crawling into his sleep sack before falling asleep. There is also a worthwhile network of night buses, especially in the centre of London which for the night owl are both frequent and comprehensive enough to be of real value. I'm a night owl and my husband's more of a lark, so I'll sometimes find myself alone with a glass of wine at midnight, too. But Prince already was a finicky eater, and he says, ‘I'm definitely not a night owl.’ I'm a night owl, true, but it's getting pretty late. She's on the job, but she's something of a night owl and doesn't hit top gear until much later in the day. Thank goodness I'm a night owl, otherwise it probably would have taken twice as long to finish this chapter. Then he added, ‘I know, it's weird, but I am a night owl.’ I had a lovely conversation with his mother, my grandma Susie, on the phone today, and, thanks to the magic of instant messaging, just now wished my mum (who is a night owl like me) a happy mother's day. Nice to know that being a night owl has its merits. I was a night owl when I was 18, these days I'd rather be in bed at 1am than partying. In the Blackwell's mansion, Toby was the night owl. He adds, however, that he is not a night owl because he has to stay in training. Definition of night owl in US English: night owl nounˈnaɪt ˌaʊl informal A person who is habitually active or wakeful at night. dedicated night owls may retire to the late bars Example sentencesExamples He adds, however, that he is not a night owl because he has to stay in training. I had a lovely conversation with his mother, my grandma Susie, on the phone today, and, thanks to the magic of instant messaging, just now wished my mum (who is a night owl like me) a happy mother's day. I usually didn't wake up early enough for breakfast because I was a night owl and usually stayed up until around 4 in the morning and didn't wake up until noon. I'm not a night owl,’ he commented, crawling into his sleep sack before falling asleep. She's on the job, but she's something of a night owl and doesn't hit top gear until much later in the day. ‘Because of the nature of my security business, I am a bit of a night owl and my company's name is Night Security so I combined the two to come up with the title for the new CD,’ he smiled. I was a night owl when I was 18, these days I'd rather be in bed at 1am than partying. The moon rules my sign, maybe this is why I'm a night owl. The other dancers were deep in their own conversation, and, though normally a night owl, Amber found herself getting tired, and laid her head on Ronan's shoulder. I'm a night owl, and pretty much useless in the mornings. In the Blackwell's mansion, Toby was the night owl. Then he added, ‘I know, it's weird, but I am a night owl.’ Sam's mother smiled and said, ‘If you weren't such a night owl, you might actually wake up without the help of coffee one morning.’ Thank goodness I'm a night owl, otherwise it probably would have taken twice as long to finish this chapter. I'm a night owl and my husband's more of a lark, so I'll sometimes find myself alone with a glass of wine at midnight, too. I'm a night owl, true, but it's getting pretty late. There is also a worthwhile network of night buses, especially in the centre of London which for the night owl are both frequent and comprehensive enough to be of real value. Nice to know that being a night owl has its merits. He's a bit of a night owl, so ring after 10 p.m. and be sure to say that I told you to call. But Prince already was a finicky eater, and he says, ‘I'm definitely not a night owl.’
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