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.
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
Related Words
Related:
徹夜 (staying up all night)
Compare:
夜更かし (staying up late)
Compare:
寝不足 (lack of sleep)