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Does Late Wednesday night mean last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time, and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

 

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?

Does Late Wednesday night mean last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time, and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?

Does Late Wednesday night mean last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time , and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?

Does Late Wednesday night mean last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time, and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?

Does it means last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time , and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?

Does Late Wednesday night mean last Wednesday night or on Wednesday this week, but in the late night? The translation tells me that the first explanation is right, but I cannot find a relative explanation in the dictionary.

The dictionary says: late is used to refer to the part near the end of a period of time , and has some examples:

a late eighteenth century building

in the late 1980s

So, which meaning is correct?