early bird betydelse and definition

Betydelse av early bird på svenska

• 0 a person who gets up or arrives early

• 1 available early in the day:

  • This is one of my favourite places to get an early-bird breakfast.

  • They rose at 4 a.m. to catch an early-bird flight to San Francisco.

  • Many retailers offered early-bird specials to boost sales.

  • Early-bird tickets available now are $165 for a three-day pass, which will rise to $195.

  • Registration to the convention is currently available at an early-bird rate of £135 (until September 1).

  • Fliers advertised a high-end washer-dryer for $600 to early-bird shoppers on Black Friday.

  • Early-bird voters stand in line outside the polls.

  • Pick a site away from the trail, so early-bird hikers don't interrupt your morning sleep.

  • Emerging-growth companies can offer spectacular returns to early-bird investors who catch them before the crowds arrive.

  • You may have heard complaints that the game is too easy, and I have to say those early-bird critics have a point.

• 2 a person who gets up or arrives early

• 3 available early in the day:

  • They rose at 4 a.m. Tuesday to catch an early-bird flight to San Francisco.

  • early-bird special/discount/rate The store's early-bird special was 50% off everything until 11 a.m.

• 4 used to describe a person who does something early in the day, especially in order to get an advantage such as a cheaper price:

  • early-bird investor/shopper