Hello everyone,
1. I already know the definition of "dawn" according to Longman Dictionary: ''the time at the beginning of the day when light first appears.''
2. There is also the expression "dawn breaks", which I think means "the first light of the day appears."
3. My question: I think the meaning of "breaking dawn" is "dawn" that is "starting", in other words, "breaking" is an adjective which implies that "dawn" is "starting". Could you confirm that?
Thank you in advance!
1. I already know the definition of "dawn" according to Longman Dictionary: ''the time at the beginning of the day when light first appears.''
2. There is also the expression "dawn breaks", which I think means "the first light of the day appears."
3. My question: I think the meaning of "breaking dawn" is "dawn" that is "starting", in other words, "breaking" is an adjective which implies that "dawn" is "starting". Could you confirm that?
Thank you in advance!