Tomorrow: Meaning, Examples, and Usage Guide

Meaning 1：the next day (tomorrow)

tomorrow 🔊

/təˈmɒr.oʊ/

n., adv.

The day that comes after today.

the next day 🔊

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/ðə nɛkst deɪ/

n., adv.

The day after today.

📁 Category：Time & Dates 🔖 Level：Beginner

📖 Root Explanation

From Old English 'to morgen' (at morning), later 'to morrow'.

💡 Mnemonic

Think 'to + morrow' as 'to the next morning'.

📖 Example

Tomorrow the sun will rise again, bringing a fresh start for everyone. 🔊 Tomorrow the sun will rise again, bringing a fresh start for everyone.

🔗 Collocations

tomorrow morning – the morning of the next day

tomorrow evening – the evening of the next day

see you tomorrow – used to say goodbye until the next day

🔄 Synonyms

next day (phrase) – the day after today

following day (phrase) – the day after today

morrow (n.) – literary term for the next day

🚫 Antonyms

yesterday (n., adv.) – the day before today

previous day (phrase) – the day before today

day before (phrase) – the day before today

📖 Cultural Story

Derived from Old English 'to morgenne' (on the morning), evolved through Middle English 'tomorwe' to modern form.