1.
the morning after an all-nighter; post-all-nighter state
The period immediately following a night spent without sleep, typically the next morning or day. Implies tiredness and exhaustion from staying up all night, whether for work, study, or other reasons.
徹夜明けで頭がぼんやりする。
My head is foggy after pulling an all-nighter.
徹夜明けのまま会議に出なければならなかった。
I had to attend the meeting without having slept at all.
徹夜明けで運転するのは危険だから、少しでも仮眠を取った方がいい。
Driving after an all-nighter is dangerous, so you should at least take a short nap.
USAGE:
徹夜明け is a compound of 徹夜 (all-nighter) and 明け (the period after). It is used as a noun, often followed by で to indicate doing something in the post-all-nighter state. Common among students and workers.
COMMON PATTERNS:
- 徹夜明けで + verb (to do something after an all-nighter)
- 徹夜明けのまま (still in the all-nighter aftermath)
- 徹夜明けの体 (a body exhausted from an all-nighter)
SIMILAR WORDS:
- 徹夜明け: state after staying up all night
- 徹夜: staying up all night (the act itself)
- 夜更かし: staying up late (not necessarily all night)
- 寝不足: lack of sleep (general sleep deprivation)