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have an early night
USUK
to go to bed earlier than usual
More natural than 'sleep early', which is the literal Vietnamese 'ngủ sớm'. 'Go to bed early' is also fine. The opposite is 'a late night'.
In context
I've got an exam tomorrow, so I'm going to have an early night.
We had an early night because the bus to Sa Pa left at five.
More idioms about health
- a clean bill of healtha doctor's statement, after an examination, that someone is healthy
- a new lease of lifenew energy, or a chance to be active or useful again
- a ripe old agea very old age, reached in good health
- a second windnew energy that lets you continue after you felt too tired
- a shadow of your former selfmuch weaker, thinner or less impressive than before