单词	false dawn
释义	English Business false dawnnoun [ C usually singular ] uk/ˌfɒls ˈdɔːn/us/ˌfɑːls ˈdɑːn/ something that seems to show that a successful period is beginning or that a situation is improving when it is not: The increase in sales at the end of the year proved to be a false dawn. Thesaurus: synonyms and related words Failures a dog's breakfast idiom another/the final nail in the coffin idiom breakdown car crash cock-up dead duck free fall hash lemon lost cause lulu mess mess-up might-have-been parody slush pile track record train wreck turkey underachiever See more results » false dawnnoun [ C ] ukus a time in which something such as the economy seems to be getting better but in fact it is not: In Japan, the concern is that the latest pick-up in activity will be another false dawn and that the economy will suffer a relapse.
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