sometimes
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1.0
- adverb
- /ˈsʌmˌtaɪmz/
:
a veces
- Sometimes you just got to tell them what they need to hear.
- sometimes get
- sometimes even
- sometimes seems
But you know what sometimes you just don't care.
- But you know what sometimes you just don't care.
- Because French girls sometimes get topless on the beach.
- lamps, not the sun, sometimes you mix things up.
- The short answer is sometimes, but not really.
- And this is now the point where sometimes people know what to do.
- Oh, man, if, if, if sometimes I'll go with friends.
- Even the healthiest people sometimes say the wrong thing.
Examples
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Sometimes my teammates don't tell me things.
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I talk to him sometimes.
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I look at my shoes sometimes for hours.
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But, you know, people can also sometimes be found that way.
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No, you still get some good views sometimes and come back.
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I like to live in England, but sometimes the weather isn't that great.
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And that's why I wrote this book because sometimes young people need help.
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Sometimes it doesn't seem to work.
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Sometimes I need help.
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I like to live in England, but sometimes the weather isn't that great.
Synonyms
451
1.0
Happens sometimes but not often
438
2.0
Happens sometimes but not often
427
1.6
Sometimes, but not very often
285
1.0
Happens sometimes but not very often
267
1.4
Happens sometimes but not regularly
137
2.0
Sometimes, not very often
79
1.7
It happens sometimes but not very often
73
2.0
Happens sometimes but not regularly
54
2.3
Happens sometimes but not very often
30
2.5
Happens sometimes but not regularly
Antonyms
How Often
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Sometimes comes from joining some ('not all' or 'a few') and times ('occasions'), so it literally means 'on some occasions'. That's why sometimes means 'now and then' or 'on certain occasions'.