No. 8,386 in Chinese
mornings
The Chinese word for "mornings" is 早晨 (zǎo chén), meaning "the early part of the day."
In a sentence
早晨我喜欢进行晨跑。
In the mornings, I enjoy jogging.
The word '早晨' refers to the daily morning time frame when people often perform various activities. It serves as a noun to describe the period.
早晨的空气非常清新。
The air in the mornings is very fresh.
Here, '早晨' is used to describe the general condition or qualities of the early part of the day.
我们通常在早晨开始一天的工作。
We usually start our day's work in the mornings.
In this example, '早晨' indicates the specific time frame during the day when typical routines commence.
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