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Meanings of first peep in English
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Usage of first peep in English
1
Toward four o'clock the first peep of dawn appeared in the east.
2
I'll go up there at the very first peep of day to-morrow.
3
Got up at the first peep of day and ascended the sand hill.
4
Approaching the window, Frank leaned forward and took a first peep.
5
The train, like an experienced tropical traveler, started at the first peep of dawn.
6
In the morning, at the first peep of dawn, the prince awoke with a start.
7
The fight was to take place the next morning, at the first peep of daylight.
8
With the first peep of dawn the guide arose.
9
The first peep into the delectable world was entrancing.
10
We will rest awhile now, and be ready at the first peep of dawn to-morrow.
11
Morning arrived, and the boys, as usual, were up at the first peep of day.
12
Thus ended my first peep into the world.
13
With what diffidence, as the generations passed, would each first peep over the wall be undertaken.
14
And so the night sped, and the first peep of dawn overtook the two before they separated.
15
At the first peep of day, they silently passed through the window and were lost in the shadows.
16
Of course though, both sentries were glad to see the first peep of dawn in the far east.
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First peep across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common