up with the larks: meaning & examples

Language: English

Meanings:

1.
British EnglishGeneral EnglishinformalidiomaticcolloquialMachine
- To rise, get up, or be active very early in the morning, typically at or before dawn; to be an early riser.
Examples
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- On weekdays, John is up with the larks, jogging before the city wakes up.
  On weekdays, John is up with the larks, jogging before the city wakes up.
- We’ll need to be up with the larks if we want to beat the traffic and reach the beach early.
  We’ll need to be up with the larks if we want to beat the traffic and reach the beach early.
- Despite the weekend, she was up with the larks, eager to start her new project.
  Despite the weekend, she was up with the larks, eager to start her new project.
- Farmers are often up with the larks to tend to their animals and fields at dawn.
  Farmers are often up with the larks to tend to their animals and fields at dawn.

Examples:

EN: You countrymen are always up with the larks.
ES: Ustedes en el campo, se levantan siempre con las gallinas.
EN: Each day up with the larks, before the sun.
HI: हर रोज तडके, सूरज के जागने के पहले
TE: ప్రతిరోజూ సూర్యోదయానికి ముందు సహర్తో ఉపవాస దీక్షలను చేపడతారు.

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Source: Wiktionary

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