Morning person Meaning in English

expression

US

MOR-ning PUR-suhn

UK

MAW-ning PUR-suhn

Definition

A person who feels energetic and alert in the morning and usually prefers to wake up early.

Usage & Nuances

Usually informal; often contrasted with 'night owl'. Used to describe daily habits or personality. Common phrases: 'I'm a morning person', 'Are you a morning person or a night owl?'. Does not mean someone who works in the morning by necessity.

• Spanish: persona madrugadora - persona matutina
• Portuguese (BR): pessoa matinal - pessoa que gosta de acordar cedo
• Portuguese (PT): pessoa matinal - pessoa que gosta de acordar cedo
• Chinese (Simplified): 晨型人 - 早起的人
• Chinese (Traditional): 晨型人 - 早起的人
• Hindi: सुबह का इंसान - सुबह जल्दी उठने वाला व्यक्ति
• Arabic: شخص صباحي - شخص يستيقظ باكرًا
• Bengali: সকালের মানুষ - সকালের পাখি
• Russian: жаворонок
• Japanese: 朝型の人 - 朝型
• Vietnamese: người dậy sớm - người thích buổi sáng
• Korean: 아침형 인간
• Turkish: sabah insanı - sabahçı
• Urdu: صبح کا انسان
• Indonesian: orang pagi - orang yang suka bangun pagi

Example Sentences

I am a morning person and love to get up early.

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My sister is not a morning person; she hates early mornings.

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Are you a morning person or a night owl?

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Being a morning person, I always finish my work before noon.

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"You’re really a morning person, aren’t you?" asked Tom as she started making coffee at 6 a.m.

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Jack’s definitely a morning person—he wakes up cheerful even on Mondays.

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