Curfew (Noun)
Syllable division: cur·few
How to pronounce: UK: /ˈkɜː.fjuː/ US: /ˈkɝː.fjuː/
#1 Meaning: A law requiring everyone to remain at home during specific hours, typically at night, usually during a war or time of political unrest.
Example:
> Most governments introduced a nighttime curfew during the COVID pandemic.
> The curfew was lifted after some people were shot for breaking it.
#2 Meaning: A deadline for a minor to return home in the evening.
Example:
> The girl felt that her curfew was too strict.
> His mother grounded him for a month when he came home after his curfew.
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During a nighttime curfew, people are not happy.
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Some places, have nighttime curfew everyday.
The time curfew for children, it’s six o’clock
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Some places have nighttime curfews every day.
The time curfew for children is six o’clock.
Terrorists are planning to attack the president because government endorse a curfew during that time.
The students felt that the curfew was too strict after 9 pm not allowed out of their homes.
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You can also say:
Terrorists are planning to attack the president because the government endorses a curfew during that time.
The students thought the curfew was too strict because they couldn’t leave their homes after 9 p.m.
Political conflicts promote curfews, to protect citizens
many times it happened in my county Curfew that caused civil war