eve

UK
/iːv/
US
/iv/
evenoun
eves
pl
UK
/iːv/
US
/iv/
Traductions
The family gathered together on the eve of the wedding to celebrate.
La famille s’est réunie à la veille du mariage pour faire la fête.
Traductions supplémentaires
soirLittéraire ou poétique.
Définitions
The day or period of time immediately before an event or occasion.
The family gathered together on the eve of the wedding to celebrate.
The evening or day before a religious festival or holiday.
They attended a special service on Christmas Eve.
Evening; the later part of the day and early part of the night, especially in a poetic or literary style.
We sat by the fire on a cool autumn eve, listening to the crickets.
eveproper noun
Définitions
In the biblical Book of Genesis, the first woman created by God and the wife of Adam; hence, a female given name.
According to the story, Eve was tempted by the serpent in the Garden of Eden.