time
- noun
- /taɪm/
- I need to manage my time better to finish all my projects this week.
- spend time
- a time period
- full-time
And I spend a lot of my time with art.
- And I spend a lot of my time with art.
- I've spent a little bit of time with gorillas.
- Anyway, I spent a lot of time in that library.
- You can use your bits of time for bits of joy.
- And spending less time to get to that place.
- I think just take your time, like don't rush it.
- And that is his time is maybe more limited.
- Do you want more of that, like more time off and more fun?
- First is taking your time when you respond to them.
- You have to allow time for people to change.
- And the cost might be too much time, too much energy.
- You might become similarly spending time on on Facebook.
- Where's your practice time to hit the gym?
- And so we have some time left in doing this.
Examples
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Once the data is selected, it is time to decide how to visualize it.
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Anyway, I spent a lot of time in that library.
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And I spend a lot of my time with art.
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Given the right purpose and enough time, you can.
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How do you know when it's time to drop your course?
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And yet it is time to move on.
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Do you want more of that, like more time off and more fun?
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Thus, time spent doing assessment appears to be time well spent when teaching physical education.
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I sometimes feel like I spend so much time working alone in my home office.
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Schools and universities are required to make effort, time, and money to achieve quality in education.
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Synonyms
A length of time that includes certain events
A planned period for an event or activity
The length of time a movie or program runs
The time a computer or service works and can be used
A period of time between a start and an end
Idioms
- Informal
Free time when someone has nothing to do and can choose what to do
- Informal
A situation where people must finish something quickly before it is too late
Compounds
- Informal
A very successful level in entertainment or sport where people become famous
- Specialized
The time when you get information at once, for example stock prices or a heart rate
- Specialized
A four-dimensional framework that joins space and time where events happen
- Informal
A short extra time someone or something has after it was expected to end
- US
Time used in the central United States and some parts of Canada and Mexico, one hour behind Eastern Time
The standard time for the eastern United States, five hours behind Greenwich Mean Time
- Specialized
A list of numbers measured one after another at regular steps to show change, for example daily temperature or sales
- Specialized
The time between starting and finishing a process often used in business
- Specialized
A system that makes or gets parts exactly when needed to avoid keeping stock
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Etymology
Time began as the idea of a 'period' you could use or spend, so it grew into the sense of time as a resource. That's why we say we need to 'make time' or that we do not have enough 'time' to do something.