por la noche meaning in Spanish?

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at night

por la noche

por la noche - Spanish English Dictionary

at night
by night

Sentence examples of "por la noche" in Spanish

Free blankets and pillows are provided for sleeping at night.	Se proporcionan mantas y almohadas gratuitas para dormir por la noche.
Every one retired at night with different feelings.	Cada uno se retiraba por la noche con diferentes sentimientos.
We must burn everything in the stove at night.	Debemos quemar todo en la estufa por la noche.
At night it changes to a chocolate brown colour.	Por la noche cambia a un color marrón chocolate.
It hurts more at night.	Duele más por la noche.

Other vocabulary

por un afeitado, por mí, portarse bien, portaaviones, por todo lo alto y fuera, por todo, por todo el país, por todas partes, por y por, porticada, por aquí, por regla general, por rutina, por regla general, por lo que a mí respecta, por decirlo así, por mal camino, por Navidad, por fin, por fin, por la noche, por lo que la tasa de, por lo menos, por yerro, por voluntad propia, portazo, portador, portador de buenas noticias, portador de malas noticias, portador, lapsus calami, lapsus linguae, la grasa abdominal, la ablación, lavado, la codicia, la, lance de honor, la reforma agraria, ladrillo hueco, las corrientes de aire, la lámpara de aladino, La lámpara de Aladino, lámpara de alcohol, la limosna, lámina de aluminio, La disentería amebiana, la disentería amebiana, la ley de ampere, la ley de Ampere, la espalda de un arco, la Ilíada de los problemas, La agencia de noticias Anatolia, la agencia de noticias anatolia, lana de angora, la necesidad carece de ley, laxante, laxante, las mil y una noches, laudo arbitral

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