overnight
From the evening until the next morning; for one night.
For all or part of the night, typically from evening until the next morning.
Very quickly and often in a surprising way, as if it happens in one night.
In a very short time, often suddenly or unexpectedly, as if happening in a single night.
For one night, or used during the night.
Relating to, lasting for, or intended to be used for one night or during the night.
Describing success or change that happens very fast and often in a surprising way.
Describing success, change, or development that happens very quickly, often appearing sudden and unexpected.
- Base: overnight
an overnight success
1someone or something successful very quickly
A person or thing that becomes very successful in a very short time, often in a surprising way.
- After just one hit song, she was an overnight success.
- The small startup became an overnight success after being featured on TV.
- Many people think he is an overnight success, but he worked for years before this.
become an overnight success
1achieve great success very quickly
To become very successful in a very short time, often in a sudden and surprising way.
- He became an overnight success after his video went viral.
- No one becomes an overnight success without a lot of hidden work.
- They hope their new product will become an overnight success.
overnight bag
1small bag for a one-night trip
A small bag used to carry clothes and personal things for a one-night trip.
- She packed an overnight bag and left for the airport.
- You only need an overnight bag for this short trip.
- He keeps an overnight bag ready in his car for work travel.
overnight delivery
1delivery by the next day
A service that sends a package so it arrives the next day, usually after one night of travel.
- If you pay extra, we can send it by overnight delivery.
- The company offers free overnight delivery on all orders over $50.
- He chose overnight delivery because the documents were urgent.
overnight flight
1plane journey during the night
A plane trip that leaves in the evening or at night and arrives the next morning.
- We took an overnight flight to save time.
- Overnight flights are often cheaper but more tiring.
- He doesn’t sleep well on overnight flights.
overnight guest
1person who stays for one night
A person who sleeps at your home and stays there for one night.
- We don’t have room for any more overnight guests.
- They had two overnight guests after the party.
- Please tell us in advance if you plan to be an overnight guest.
overnight rate
1interest rate for one-day loans
In finance, the interest rate banks use when they lend money to each other from one day to the next.
- The central bank decided to raise the overnight rate.
- Changes in the overnight rate can affect mortgage costs.
- Traders watched the overnight rate closely before the announcement.
stay overnight
1sleep somewhere for one night
To sleep in a place that is not your home and be there for one night.
- You can stay overnight at our place if you miss the last train.
- We stayed overnight in a small town on our way home.
- They offered to let us stay overnight in their guest room.
overnight sensation
1someone or something suddenly very popular
A person or thing that quickly becomes very popular and talked about.
- She became an overnight sensation after her first TV appearance.
- The young singer became an overnight sensation on social media.
- The app turned into an overnight sensation among teenagers.
- The new game was an overnight sensation with teenagers.
- They were shocked when their simple app turned into an overnight sensation.
overnight stay
1a stay that lasts one night
A visit or trip where you sleep in that place for one night.
- We booked an overnight stay in Paris.
- The price includes an overnight stay and breakfast.
- The package includes an overnight stay at a hotel.
- They arranged an overnight stay in the capital before the meeting.
- Our tour package comes with one overnight stay at a local hotel.