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When explaining you got home the in the morning after a long night out, you are telling someone you were out all night and didnt return until the next day. The use of the 'idiom' - The morning after the night before, is used as a humorous way to infer that last night was a great night that you had, partying, and you might even be stating that you have a hangover. The morning after is the correct term to describe this time. The use of the preposition shows that it was following the night before. Enjoy your night out!

"I got home early hours of the morning." This means you only got home very early in the morning. "I was out all night." This explains you were out all night and only got home the next morning. "All nighter." This is an English term to explain that what you were doing took all night.

There are a few phrases that might describe your situation. If you are an adult and you spend all night at the office, a party or some other event then you can use the term all-nighter. All-nighter describes any situation that continues throughout the night and ends the following morning. It can be used to describe both social and work related situations. 'If you are a banker or politician all-nighters are a normal part of work life' If it is a social occasion and you are spending the night sleeping at someones home you can describe this as a sleep over. 'Sleep over' is a phrasal verb and the term is often associated with children and a social situation. ‘Katie was asked to sleep over with Jenny’

lasting all night It is always the morning after an all-night party. He had just left an all-night party and was riding that day. Your teenage daughter has begged you to let her attend an all-night party at a friend's house. He stopped off at an all-night supermarket

You don't go out very much and when you do you are usually quite conservative and get home before midnight so that you may enjoy a good night's sleep. But your best friend arrives on your doorstep and entices you to go out for a drink in the local pub. You end up drinking too much and pulling an all-nighter, arriving home at 9 am after having breakfast in an early morning diner! You are disgusted with yourself for being so easily led!

all nighter- means something that lasted the whole night. In this case you spend the whole night having fun and went home the next day. For example: "I pulled an all-nighter to go out with my friends last night during a school week and ended up in the wrong class twice."

When you are out all night and go home only in the morning, you can say: "I got home in the early hours of the morning." "I had an all nighter."

I suppose it depends on the situation, and these phrases or names will generally be used for when you spend all night out in bars or clubs.

Below are ways that it can be explained that you stayed up all night and ways that it could be used in a sentence. I pulled an all nighter at the library yesterday. There was a sleep over at my friends house, so I didn't get home until the next morning. We stayed up all night to finish the research paper. My mother told me I could not pull all nighters this semesters.

If you spend the entire night outside of the house doing something, we say that we were out all night. This normally implies that you were out drinking and/or partying so if you were doing something else, you will need to explain that to your listener. I hope that this helps. :)

To explain that you only got home in the morning after a night out, use the sentences above. "The meeting lasted all night, I only got home this morning!" "I don't like attending all-night prayer meetings, coming home in the morning doesn't feel good."

In England there are two different ways of ssaying that you have gone out all night. All nighter: The first is used when studying and you stay awake all night in the library or some other quiet place and then go to home in the morning. Night Bender and Bar Crawl: These refer to when someone will go out all night from bar to bar drinking alcohol until the early hours of the morning.

If you stayed out all night and went home in the morning you can describe this by saying :- 1. I stayed out all night 2. I came home in the wee hours of the morning. The definition of wee hours are the hours very late at night or very early in the morning. An example of wee hours are the hours between 1:00 AM and 4:00 AM

These phrases explain that you were out that night, and got home sometime early in the morning. The expression All nighter actually means "without sleep" so it's not only limitted to refer to the people who were out all night until sunrise. It may also be refered to students who pulls an all nighter to study, meaning they did not sleep inorder for them to study. In addition an All nighter is pulled with the help of certain liquid intake that may keep a person from his sleep such as cafeine or liqour.

Usually the most common way to express that we were awake and out of our homes all night long would be an, "all nigher." As this expresses that we stayed up all night long doing something like studying, working or even partying. Example sentence : - I pulled an all nighter **Please notice for this we would use the verb, "to pull." Another way to express this would be to use, "to be out all night," as this is more of a reference and emphasis that you were not at your home all night long. Example sentence : - I was out all night.

I am not aware of the specific word for your situation. I think it's easier to explain just with the sentence. For example - He is a very famous all-nighter but his marks are really bad because of it