noc w języku angielskim

night▼noun
darkness

night▼noun
evening or night spent at a particular activity

night▼noun
night spent away from home

night▼noun
period between sunset and sunrise

night▼noun
quality of sleep obtained during a night

nighttime▼noun
hours of darkness

overnighter▼noun
something that serves overnight travel

overnighter▼noun
stay or event

night of the long knives▼noun
purge

Guy Fawkes Night▼noun
celebration

Walpurgis night▼noun
feast of witchcraft in German folklore

Yalda Night▼

Yalda▼noun

nocebo▼noun
pharmacologically inactive substance experienced as harmful

mouse-eared bat▼noun
bat of the genus Myotis

little brown bat▼

schnozzle▼noun
slang: human nose, especially large one

snitch▼noun
nose

night shift▼noun
period

lodging▼noun
place to live or lodge

pernoctation▼noun
action of abiding through the night at a location; overnight stay

sleepover▼noun
the act of spending the night as a guest in another's house

doss-house▼noun
sleeping-place for the homeless

night shelter▼noun
shelter designed to accommodate homeless people at night

nightshift▼

night shift▼noun
group of workers

night shift▼noun
period

nightlife▼noun
Selection of nocturnal activities

jerry▼

chamber pot▼noun
a container used for urination and defecation

potty▼noun
children's chamberpot

nocturnal▼adjective
primarily active during the night

nocturnal▼adjective
taking place at night

night owl▼noun
one who is awake at night

night person▼noun
night-active person

potoo▼

long-eared bat▼noun
a vesper bat

accommodate▼verb
to provide housing for

go to bed with▼(euphemistic) to have sex
verb

sack out▼verb
fall asleep unintentionally