We had to leave on the morrow .
我们明天就得离去。
Who knows what the morrow(= the future) will bring?
谁知道明天会是什么样？
1.〈诗〉翌日,次日,第二天
2.〈古〉早晨
3.紧接在后的时间
1.an old word meaning “tomorrow”; an old word meaning “morning”
1.Therefore the men of Jabesh said, To-morrow we will come out unto you, and ye shall do with us all that seemeth good unto you.
于是雅比人对亚扪人说：「明日我们出来归顺你们，你们可以随意待我们。」
2.The essayist Lance Morrow once noted that "the interpretation of America has always been a species of self-discovery. "
作家兰斯·莫罗（LanceMorrow）曾经指出：“对美国的解释永远是一种自我发现。”
3.It would have to last AT least until the morrow, when he would once again shuffle through the cold.
这一刻似乎至少要持续到明天，那时他会再一次踏入寒风之中。
4.The party then gathered round the fire to hear Lady Catherine determine what weather they were to have on the morrow.
大家又围着火炉，听咖苔琳夫人断定明天的天气怎么样。
5.But I'll pass the word around to-morrow, and I think you'll have no further trouble.
不过，我明天要给他们打个招呼，那样，你以后就不会再遇到麻烦了。
6.Pray as if you were to die To-morrow.
祈祷时就像你明天就要死似的。
7.I went with him to his carriage, and he said: "Don't trouble to come to the office till twelve to-morrow. "
我把波卡尔先生送上车，他临走时说：“明天12点前就不必到办公室了。”
8.you come around to the hotel to - morrow , " she said , as sort of penance for error" .
“那你明天到旅馆来找我吧，”她说，作为悔过的表示。
9.She goes into the warm bath to-morrow, and for the rest of the week, you know, we are engaged.
她明天要去温泉浴场，而本周余下的几天，我们又有事情。
10."Now, to-morrow, " he thought, "I'll look around myself, " and with renewed hope he lifted his eyes from the ground.
“那么，明天，”他想着，“我自己也去找找看。”怀着新的希望，他抬起头来，不看地板了。