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time

104 ENTRIES FOUND:
1 time /ˈtaɪm/ noun
plural times
1 time
/ˈtaɪm/
noun
plural times
Learner's definition of TIME
[noncount] : the thing that is measured as seconds, minutes, hours, days, years, etc.(以分秒、时日、年月计算的)时间
[singular] : a particular minute or hour shown by a clock(钟表上的)时间,时刻
[noncount] : the time in a particular area or part of the world(某地的)时间
see also british summer time, daylight saving time, greenwich mean time, local time, standard time
: the part of a day, week, month, or year when something usually happens or is scheduled to happen(某事通常或预定发生的)时间,时刻
[noncount]
[count]
see also bedtime, dinnertime, drive time, lunchtime, mealtime, playtime, prime time, teatime
[count] : a particular part of a day, week, month, or year(一日、一周、一月或一年中的)某个特定时间
see also christmastime, daytime, nighttime, noontime, springtime, summertime, wintertime
[count] : an occurrence of an action or event : an instance of something happening or of someone doing something(某行为或事件的)发生次数
[singular] : the period of time when something happens(某事发生的)时段,时刻,时间
often used after at常用在at后
see also at the same time (below), at times (below)
[count] : the exact moment when a particular event happens or is scheduled to happen(某一特定事件发生或预定发生的)时刻,准确时间
see also closing time, showtime
: a period of time when a situation or set of conditions exists : a period of minutes, hours, days, weeks, etc., when something is happening or someone is doing something(某情况出现的、某事发生的或某人做某事的)时间段,时刻
[count]
often + when
often used after at常用在at后
[noncount]
[noncount] : the number of minutes, days, years, etc., before something happens : the amount of time it takes for something to happen(某事发生所要花费的)一段时间usually used after in通常用在in后
[noncount] : the amount of time that is used, needed, available, or allowed for a particular activity or for someone to do something(某特定活动或做某事需要的)时间
often used with save常与save连用
often used with lose常与lose连用
often used with spend常与spend连用
often used with waste常与waste连用
often followed by to + verb常接动词不定式
: the right moment to do something or for something to happen(做某事或某事发生的)恰当时机,恰当时刻
[count]
often followed by to + verb常接动词不定式
often used with come常与come连用
[noncount]
10 
[count] : the quality of a person's experience on a particular occasion or during a particular period(某人在某情境或某时段的)感受
11 
[count] : a specific period in the past(过去某一特定的)时代,时期
often used after in常用在in后
often used in the titles of books, newspapers, etc.常用于书名、报纸名等
12 
times [plural]
: the conditions experienced by a group of people now or during a particular period in the past(某段时期的)境况;(某段)日子
: the styles, events, or ideas that are popular or important in a culture now or at a particular period in the past(某风格或思想流行的)某个时代;某事件重要的时期
13 
[count] : a period or stage in a person's life(某人生命中的)一段时期,一个阶段
[singular] : the time when a woman gives birth to a child分娩时间
[singular] : the time when someone dies寿终之时
14 
[singular] : the number of months, years, etc., that a person spends at a particular place or in a particular group or organization(在某地或某团体、组织度过的)时日,时期
[singular] : the number of months or years that an active member of the military is required to stay in the military服役期
[noncount] informal : the number of days, months, or years that a person must stay in prison刑期
15 
[count] : the seconds, minutes, etc., it takes to do something (such as finish a race)完成(竞赛等)的时间
16 
[noncount] : the minutes, hours, or days that a person works or is required to work for a company : the time during which a company is paying a worker(规定的)工作时间
see also double time, flextime, full-time, overtime, part-time, short time, time and a half
17 
times [plural]used to say how much bigger, smaller, faster, etc., something is than something else倍数
see also times
18 
[noncount] music
: the rate of speed at which a piece of music is performed音乐的节奏
see also keep time 2 (below)
: the way that beats are grouped together in a piece of music节拍;拍子
often used after in常用在in后

against time

◊ If you are racing/working (etc.) against time or are in a race against time, you are doing something quickly because you have only a small amount of time.争分夺秒;与时间赛跑

ahead of time

: before something happens : earlier than a time or event提前;提早

ahead of your/its time

◊ If you are ahead of your time or if your ideas, creations, etc., are ahead of their time, you are too advanced or modern to be understood or appreciated during the time when you live or work.(想法或创作等)超前

(all) in good time

: when the appropriate moment arrives : when the time is right适时地

all (of) the time

: always
informal : very often or frequently时常;多次
usually all the time : since something began自始至终;一直

(and) not before time (too)

chiefly British
used to say that something should have happened sooner早该发生;早该如此

any time (now)

: very soon马上;立刻

a sign of the times

see 1sign

a stitch in time (saves nine)

see 1stitch

at all times

: without stopping or changing at any time : always一直;总是

at a time

: during one particular moment在某特定时刻
: during one period of time without stopping一下子;持续不断地
◊ If you take one day at a time or take it/things one day at a time, you make progress in a slow and careful way by dealing with each day as it comes.一点一点推进;一步一步地来

at the same time

: during the same moment同时
used to introduce a statement that adds to and differs from a preceding statement另一方面,不过,然而(用于引出与之前不同的另一陈述)

at times

: sometimes

before your time

used to say that something happened before you were born or before you were involved in some activity在你出生之前;在你参与之前
◊ If you become old before your time, you look and feel older than you are.看起来比实际年纪大;感觉比实际年纪大
◊ If you die before your time, you die at a younger age than you should.英年早逝

behind the times

: not having or showing knowledge of current ideas or styles : outdated陈旧的;过时的

be living on borrowed time

see borrow

better luck next time

see 1luck

bide your time

see bide

buy time

see 1buy

call time

US, sports : to ask for a time-out请求暂停
: to give the order for a time-out宣布暂停
British
: to announce that it is time for a bar or pub to close宣布(酒吧或酒馆)打烊
: to say or decide that something has ended : to end something宣布某事结束;终止某事usually + on

for the time being

: during the present time but possibly not in the future暂时;目前

from time to time

: sometimes

give (someone) a hard time

see 1hard

half the time

informal
: very often经常

hard times

see 1hard

have a thin time (of it)

see 1thin

have time

: to be able to use an amount of time for a particular purpose有时间
often followed by to + verb常接动词不定式
often + for
: to like or be willing to spend time dealing with (something or someone)喜欢在…上花费时间;愿意在…上花费时间usually + for

in no time

: very quickly or soon立刻;很快

in the nick of time

see 1nick

in time

: before something happens : early enough来得及;及时
often followed by to + verb常接动词不定式
often + for
: when an amount of time has passed一段时间后;最终

in your own (good) time

: at the time that is right or appropriate for you and not sooner在自己认为合适的时间

it's about time

informal
used to say often in an annoyed way that something should have happened sooner是时候…;早该…(恼怒地述说某事早该发生)

it's high time

see 1high

keep time

of a watch or clock : to show the correct time(钟表等)走得准
music : to perform music at the correct speed合拍子;按节拍表演

make good time

: to travel somewhere quickly快速前进

make time

: to cause an amount of time to be available for an activity腾出时间;争取时间;抽空
often + for

mark time

see 2mark

most of the time

or most times
: on most occasions : usually绝大部分时间;在很多时候;通常

ninety/ninety-nine (etc.) percent of the time

: on most occasions : usually大多数情况下;通常

not give someone the time of day

◊ If you do not give someone the time of day, you do not give that person any attention or help.不理睬,不帮助(某人)

of all time

: that has ever lived or existed有史以来;一直;始终
see also all-time

once upon a time

see 1once

(only) time will tell

used to say that the results of a situation will be known only after a certain amount of time has passed(只有)时间会证明

on time

: at or before the correct moment : at a time that is not late按时;准时

play for time

see 1play

stand the test of time

see 1test

take (the) time to do something

: to use an amount of time in order to do something important花工夫去做(要紧的事)

take time

◊ People say that something takes some/no (etc.) time to describe how much time is needed for something to happen or be done.(某事的发生或完成)需要时间

take your time

: to do something slowly or without hurrying从容做;慢慢来

tell time

(US) or British tell the time
: to be able to know what time it is by looking at a clock认钟表;看时间

the end of time

see 1end

the whole time

: since something began : during the entire period of time自始至终;一直
British : always
British, informal : very often频繁地;时常

time after time

or time and again or time and time again
: on many occasions : very often or frequently屡次;反复

time flies

used to say that time passes quickly时间飞逝

time heals all wounds

or chiefly British time is a/the great healer
used to say that feelings of sadness, disappointment, etc., gradually go away as time passes时间会治愈一切创伤

time is money

see money

time is (not) on your side

◊ If time is on your side, you have a good chance of success because you can wait until a situation improves. If time is not on your side, your chance of success is less because you have to do something very soon.时间越长对你越有利/越不利;有的是时间,没有时间(等待情况改善以获得成功)

time marches on

: time continues to pass时光流逝

time was (when)

old-fashioned
used to say that something was true in the past and usually to express annoyance that it is no longer true曾经有…的时刻,想当年(通常用于表达气恼,感慨昔日的某事物当今已不再存在)

until such time as

formal
: until the time when : until直到

your (own) sweet time

chiefly US, informal
◊ If you do something in your (own) sweet time or you take your (own) sweet time about doing something, you do it slowly even though other people want you to do it more quickly.慢腾腾地
2 time /ˈtaɪm/ verb
times; timed; timing
2 time
/ˈtaɪm/
verb
times; timed; timing
Learner's definition of TIME
[+ object]
: to choose the hour, day, month, etc., when (something) will happen : to schedule (something, such as an event) to happen at a particular time为…安排时间;为…选择时机
often used as (be) timed常用作(be) timed
see also ill-timed, well-timed
sports : to cause (something, such as a throw or pass) to happen at a certain moment在某一特定时刻传球(或投球)
: to measure the amount of time needed by someone to do something (such as to finish a race)测定(做某事所需的)时间;计时

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