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Значение идиомы overnight
[overnight] {adj.} 1. From one evening until the next morning.
We could drive from Chicago to Detroit in one day, but it would bemore comfortable if we stayed overnight in a motel.
2. Rapidly.
When Tom won the lottery he became a rich man overnight.
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