bedtime
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The time you usually go to bed at night
- noun
- /ˈbɛdˌtaɪm/
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hora de acostarse
- All right, guys, it's so past your bedtime, come on.
- a bedtime routine
- a bedtime story
- children's bedtime
Roll onto your temples or wrists before bedtime to foster sound sleep.
- Roll onto your temples or wrists before bedtime to foster sound sleep.
- I'm tired by that time that bedtime rolls around.
- Arguments before bedtime make it hard to fall asleep.
- Two hours before bedtime, stop working and one hour before bedtime, shut down the screens.
- So set your bedtime routine as your first priority.
- And it does seem to be pretty effective as a bedtime routine.
- Hi everyone, this is Iman and I'm going to show you my bedtime routine.
- I mean, Lando also plays Mad Libs, so he's getting bedtime stories.
- Not a bedtime tale, Nope, but I loved it.
- But had I had anything prepared, it would be bedtime for you all.
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I'm tired by that time that bedtime rolls around.
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My favorite part of the evening is reading a book to my daughter before her bedtime.
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This is not an ideal bedtime, but I got home super late.
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And now for a bedtime story.
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Time for your bedtime, I think.
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I suppose all this will make a great bedtime story to tell your kid.
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And it does seem to be pretty effective as a bedtime routine.
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And it became part of our bedtime routine.
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I think it's past your bedtime.
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Nothing should interfere with the bedtime habits; neither evening shows nor guests.
Academic text (1996)
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Etymology
The word bedtime is made from bed and time, literally the 'time' for the 'bed'. So bedtime means the usual hour when a person goes to sleep.