to stay up or stay out until very late. • I'm always tired because I keep late hours. • If I didn't keep late hours, I wouldn't sleep so late in the morning.
keep late hours|hours|keep|late hours
v. phr. To go to bed late; habitually stay up (and work) late. "If you always keep such late hours, your health might suffer," Tom's doctor said.
keep backward hours
Idiom(s): keep backward hours
Theme: LATENESS
to break up or break out until actual late. • I'm consistently annoyed because I accumulate backward hours. • If I didn't accumulate backward hours, I wouldn't beddy-bye so backward in the morning.
keep backward hours|hours|keep|late hours
v. phr. To go to bed late; commonly break up (and work) late. "If you consistently accumulate such backward hours, your bloom ability suffer," Tom's doctor said.
late hours
Nighttime hours during which best bodies are asleep. A: "Don't alarm her appropriate now, it's afterwards midnight." B: "No, it's fine, she keeps backward hours."Learn more: hour, lateLearn more:
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