tomorrow

B1 · Intermediate

adv. at some time in the future, not necessarily the next day.

adv. at an indefinite point in the future; used to discuss upcoming events or consequences.

“The decisions we make today will change how we live tomorrow.”

“Technological innovations that seem like science fiction today may well become standard household features tomorrow.”

A1 · Beginner Uncountable noun

n. the day that follows today.

n. the day following the present day; functions as a noun when acting as the subject or object of a sentence.

日本語:明日※

“Tomorrow is a public holiday, so the banks will be closed.”

“Since tomorrow is the final deadline for applications, the office expects a significant increase in phone calls and emails.”

B2 · Upper Intermediate Uncountable noun

n. the time that is yet to come.

n. a future period or state, often used to discuss the legacy or long-term impact of current actions.

“We must protect the environment for the children of tomorrow.”

“The primary goal of the summit was to ensure a more stable and prosperous tomorrow for the developing nations in the region.”