Afternoon is expressed in English as afternoon, and its pronunciation is [?ɑ?ft?'nu?n] in English and [?ft?r'nu?n] in the United States.

Afternoon is analyzed as follows:

1. Pronunciation

British pronunciation: /?ɑ?ft?nu?n/

American Pronunciation: /?ft?r?nu?n/

2. Definition

n. Afternoon, afternoon

3. Common phrases

good afternoon: good afternoon

Sunday afternoon: Sunday afternoon

4. Usage

afternoon It refers to the period after noon and before sunset, and is translated as "afternoon". The plural form "afternoons" refers to the repeated afternoons, which plays a role of emphasis. In written language, it can be extended to mean "the second half, the second half".

Afternoon is composed of two words: after and noon. It often appears in the form of in the afternoon, meaning "in the afternoon", or during the afternoon;

Sometimes, afternoon cannot be used before Add in or on, such as this afternoon (this afternoon), yesterday afternoon (yesterday afternoon) and other expressions;

After noon is rarely used as an adverbial phrase, but shortly after noon (shortly after noon), immediately after Noon (immediately after noon) is widely used.

5. Examples

I usually take a nap in the afternoon. (I usually take a nap in the afternoon.)

Good afternoon, how can I help you ? (Good afternoon, what can I do for you?)

We're having a meeting this afternoon. (We have a meeting this afternoon.)

She likes to go for a walk in the park in the afternoon. (She likes to go for a walk in the park in the afternoon.)

I have an appointment with the doctor this afternoon. (I have an appointment with the doctor this afternoon.)

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