tomorrows

7 definitions • 15 examples

on the day after today:

I don't have time now. I'll do it tomorrow.

I'm having dinner with Rachel tomorrow night.

tomorrow week UK He'll be back tomorrow week (= a week from tomorrow).

a week tomorrow UK We're leaving on holiday a week tomorrow (= a week from tomorrow).

the day after today:

You feel bad now, but tomorrow is another day.

Oh, leave it till tomorrow.

Is John coming to tomorrow's meeting?

week from tomorrow US He'll be back a week from tomorrow.

a time in the future:

Today's problem child may be tomorrow's criminal.

We make sacrifices now to give our children a better tomorrow.

At my age you look back and begin to realize that you have more yesterdays than tomorrows.

on the day after today:

He said he’ll call tomorrow after work.

the day after today:

[ U ] Tomorrow’s meeting has been postponed.

If you say you will see someone tomorrow morning/night/at noon/etc., you mean you will see that person on the next day at that time:

[ U ] I’ve arranged to see Rachel tomorrow morning/at ten.

Tomorrow can also mean the future:

[ U ] Today’s problem child may be tomorrow’s brilliant scientist.