Difference between night air and day air?
There are a lot of things with the air that change as the day progresses. A common thing is that there is a lot more vehicle traffic and industrial activity during the day, so air quality gets worse as the day progresses, with the early evening often being the worst because that has a full day of air pollution built up in it. So, that might be your problem (although I doubt it since you don't seem to have problems during the day, and if pollution were the main cause I would expect day-running to also be problematic). It could be local plant life that is the problem, with pollen being maximal in the evening (not that different an argument for the pollution one), or, if you are running indoors, it could be that dust gets stirred up in the air over the course of the day, or it could be that the air is stale inside when the building has been closed up all day, or any number of things. It could even be a question of humidity, as others have suggested. If you really want to figure it out, you need to see if there are seasonal differences or other common differences that you can identify. Going to have to play detective. Maybe it is even that your lungs have gotten all gunked up during the day so the evening run is done with gunked-up lungs. Might even be something unrelated to air quality, but instead is related to your biorhythms.
What does it mean when someone says the difference is like day and night?
I'm getting out of a depression and I got together with a friend last night who I haven't seen for a month. She has been there for me through everything. I have been very envious of her and very irritable with her. I have been doing much better and feel like I can love so much more. I'm in more touch with reality and my view of life is good. My friend told me that she had a great night with me, she can't wait to see me again, we had the best time we have ever had, and the difference in me is like day and night. What does this mean?
What is the difference when someone says "night" or "goodnight"?
I don't think it's any different between genders because I say goodnight to most of my friends. I think if you just say "night", it sounds more direct without meaning, but if you say "goodnight" you probably actually want them to have a goodnight and you'll most likely text them the next day. But who knows, it may just depend on the kind of person you are. For example: "hey" and "hi" or "hello". Not all people are alike.
Whats the difference between day, evening, and night shifts?
The actual shifts will vary depending on the needs of the employer, but in general they start at or around: Day: 9am Evening: 5pm Night: 12 midnight If you want to know what that company means by day/evening/night, call and ask what times the shifts are.
What is the difference between the words nite and night?
Even though you might see it on signs, nite is not (yet) an accepted spelling in standard English. It's a "cosy," informal way to spell night. So the semantic difference in meaning between the two words is zero; they mean the same thing. However, when you see "nite," you can consider the user of the word to be informal and maybe a bit twee and "cutesie." If you are learning English yourself, do not spell the word "nite" in any context. Again, it's not an accepted spelling in standard English. People spelling the word that way are professionals; do not try this at home.
What does "it's been a hard day's night" mean?
Ciao! Come stai oggi? Imparo Italiano a scuola. È così bello! La tua Inglese è molto bene, bravo! =) "It's been a hard day's night" means that you worked very hard, and you finished working at nighttime because you spent so much time working. "What's up" is a casual way of saying "So what have you been doing?" or "What's going on with you?"