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Meanings of eve in English
Cicada frustrated with his weird voice sleeps through the summer but gets mistakenly dug out, in early spring, by Squirrel who seeks nuts to restore a burnt forest.
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Usage of eve in English
1
What better advice can a girl ask on eve of great adventure?
2
The bank was on the eve of suspension in the year 1847.
3
His most recent visit came on the eve of his official announcement.
4
There was joy in the national palace on the eve of May-day.
5
Berlin's administrative court overturned the ban on the eve of the demonstration.
6
Now on the eve of the election the government has changed… Audio
7
On the very eve of the day on which King Ferdinand II.
8
The insane attempt of the Bolsheviki is on the eve of collapse.
9
Bonaparte was perfectly calm; they were on the eve of a battle.
10
As in, he is returning to work the day before Christmas eve.
11
The marriage contract was signed on the eve of the great day.
12
His left eve was purpled but not quite so swollen as before.
13
The frolicking begins with the Christmas eve hop given by the midshipmen.
14
Two years had passed since that Christmas-eve in the cloister of Pfalzel.
15
This was Chicago, on the eve of the greatest fair in history.
16
Those questions are gripping Washington DC on the eve of the election.
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Eve across language varieties
Ireland
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New Zealand
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South Africa
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