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tomorrow

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Sense 1

  • adverb
  • A1

on the day that comes right after today.

  • I'll send you the finished drawings tomorrow before lunch.

  • Don't forget your swimming things for tomorrow's lesson.

  • Heavy snow is expected from tomorrow morning onwards.

  • We can talk about it tomorrow, when everyone feels calmer.

Common collocations: see you tomorrow · tomorrow morning · tomorrow night · by tomorrow · tomorrow's weather · the day after tomorrow

Part of: Days and months, Times of day, Frequency and duration

Sense 2 · less common

  • noun
  • A1

the future, especially when thought of as a time that will be newer or better.

  • Engineers are already designing the vehicles of tomorrow.

  • The exhibition shows how the homes of tomorrow might look.

  • They worked hard, hoping for a better tomorrow for their children.

Common collocations: a better tomorrow · the world of tomorrow · the technology of tomorrow · hope for tomorrow

Part of: Days and months, Attitudes and opinions, Science and technology

Forms

plural
tomorrows

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