[Tam]
Noun (short for noun)
Time, time, opportunity, beat, duration, times, cycle, time limit of the game.
transitive verb
Arrange the time of ..., record the time ...
intransitive verb
Takt time, (...) in tune.
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Timing, timing, timing, periodicity and staging.
Noun (short for noun)
DOS command: display and allow to change the system time.
time
[Tam]
Noun (short for noun)
Time, time
Time, moment
Opportunity, opportunity
【pl。 ] times, times; Contemporary situation
Period; season
Life, death, dying; A lifetime; Leisure; Apprenticeship, service, maternity leave, prison term
Time, period, multiple (used to represent multiple or multiplier), degree
The pace of progress, the rhythm of poetry; Syllabic beat
Times (used for newspaper headlines, such as new york Times, new york Times, Times)
The prescribed working hours; required time
Hourly wage rate; Last salary
Text (1? Is it hot? Direct heat? Ne bi？ Pause; begin
time and space
time and space
depressed
depressed
first time
first time
Ordinary beat
Ordinary beat (refers to two or four beats)
It's time for lunch
It's time for lunch
Now is your time.
Now is your chance.
His time is coming.
He's dying.
The referee announced a timeout.
The referee called a timeout.
time
transitive verb
Arrange the time of ... choose the time for ... ...
Determine the ratio of ...; Record the time of; Determine the final time to complete a process.
Synchronous oscillator
Time a runner.
Record the runner's time
This sentence is just the right time.
This is the right time.
time
intransitive verb
Takt time; Work in harmony and cooperation
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
temporal
Time record
periodical
pay by Installments
timebomb
timebomb
time deposit
time deposit
pay by Installments
pay by Installments
Standard time ball
Noun (short for noun)
time ball
forward business
Noun (short for noun)
forward business
time coordinate
Noun (short for noun)
Time coordinates; Baseless time axis
scan
timecard
[Form]
Noun (short for noun)
Attendance [work] schedule or card
Time consumer
Noun (short for noun)
Time-consuming thing
Prolonged
[`taImkEn9sjU:mIN]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
time consuming
Time dependence
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Time correlation; Time dependence
Full-term
[`taImIk9spaIEd]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
(Soldier, sailor, etc) whose service has expired.
Time gap
Noun (short for noun)
The electromotive force decreases with the discharge.
Time fuse
Noun (short for noun)
Timing fuse
with a long history
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Since ancient times, it has a long history and a long reputation.
Time-independent
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Unrelated to time, firm
period of time
Noun (short for noun)
time span
timer
Noun (short for noun)
Clocks and watches; Working time recorder, timekeeper, etc.
time span
Noun (short for noun), vt. , six.
time delay
timed
[`taImlAps]
Noun (short for noun)
The passage of time
time
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
time-lapse photography
time limit
Noun (short for noun)
Time limiter
Noun (short for noun)
timer
Time on the notepad
Noun (short for noun)
Residence time on the launch pad
pause
[`taIm`aJt]
Noun (short for noun)
Stop working, pause; Pause (esp a game)
period of time
Noun (short for noun)
Time limit, period
timer
[5 Tampi: s]
Noun (short for noun)
Clocks and watches; Precision chronograph; Time player
Time preservation
Noun (short for noun)
Keep the time accurate and don't delay.
Withstand the test of time
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Long life and durability
Hourly wage system
Noun (short for noun)
hour wage
Time-resolved
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Time-resolved
Time rise
Noun (short for noun)
The electromotive force increases with charging.
Time-saving thing
Noun (short for noun)
Time-saving thing [factor]
timesaving
[5taImseIvIN]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
gain time
time scale
Noun (short for noun)
Timetable [scale], time scale, time scale
Aggressive person
Noun (short for noun)
Aggressive person
fawn on the rich and powerful
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Go with the flow; Riding on the wall, taking self-interest as the criterion
time-sharing
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Self-sharing (operation)
timetable
[5 Taibo (UK) Long]
Noun (short for noun)
Timetable; Curriculum schedule; time curve
Time test
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Withstand the test of time
waste time/waste of time
Noun (short for noun)
A time waster or person.
waste time/waste of time
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
waste time/waste of time
timework
[5taImw\:k]
Noun (short for noun)
Work paid by the hour or by the day.
out-of-date
[`taImwR:n]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Outdated; Stale; Ancient
timed
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Synchronization, timing and time control
eternal
[5 Thales]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
Out of date, immature, out of date
Infinite, infinite time; Long-term effectiveness; anomalistic
Permanent [unchanging], with no beginning or end.
permanently
adverb
eternal
Noun (short for noun)
in time
Noun (short for noun)
Timely, timely, good time
timely
[5 Tamri]
Adjective
Timely (); Timely (happening); exactly/just
timely
[`taImEs]
Adjective (abbreviation for adjective)
in time
repeatedly
Many times, a dozen times
inning
For a long time
Happy time, right? Unique neon lights?
A good time.
An unpleasant situation
Advance with times
Keep pace with the times; Don't fall behind the times.
Advance with times
Keep pace with the times; Don't fall behind the times.
as early as possible
Race against time with the fastest speed.
The idea is too advanced
Run ahead of the times
Be ahead of the times
Run ahead of the times
advance
advance
Everything is in control.
[Mouth] Soon, don't worry; In due course; At that time,
always
Always; Always; always
It's time.
Perfect timing
Allocate time
Reasonable management of time
as time goes on
as time goes on
as time goes on
Judging from the present [then] situation, according to the present [then] standards.
every time
Once; Meanwhile; All at once; every time
always
Whenever, always
at any time
At any time; No matter when
definitely not
Never ... ever.
once in a while
In spare time, use spare time; once in a while
once
There was a time; Once, once
meanwhile
From time to time
On different occasions, at different times.
at one time and another
On different occasions, at different times.
From time to time
On different occasions, at different times.
At some point
On different occasions, at different times.
At the same time
Meanwhile; On the one hand ... on the other hand.
In a person's life
At this age ...
usually
Always, as usual; Other times; On another occasion,
Under the most favorable circumstances.
In the best case
meanwhile
meanwhile
ignore
at that time
At that time, then.
At this time of day.
Today (still ...), it's so late (only ...)
Current stage (of history, civilization, negotiation, etc); Under the present conditions.
sometimes
Sometimes, occasionally, from time to time
In prison.
While serving his sentence
Do sth in time.
Have time to do sth.
Stand the test of time
Stand the test of time
Stand the test of time
Stand the test of time
be pressed for time
be pressed for time
beat time
beat time
be prematurely senile
(= ahead of the times, ahead of the times, ahead of the times) Run ahead of the times and be more advanced than the contemporaries.
Morning, morning
Less than one month (born); Premature (aging, death, etc. )
advance
advance
In front of sb. It's the time.
Before someone was born.
kill time
Kill time, relax
kill time
Kill time, relax
kill time
Kill time, relax
Fall behind the times
Behind the times, behind the times; outdated
evening
Error time
sometimes
Occasionally, occasionally
watch one's time
notice the time
notice the time
notice the time
big success
The happiest moment
The highest achievement (singing and dancing, movies, sports, etc.). ); excellent
play for time
Buy time (by delaying, etc)
By the time of ...
By the time of ... ...
By this time,
Until this moment, until now.
By time
(early) morning
Timely and timely
Sometimes, occasionally
Announce a moratorium
Announce (the referee) that it's time.
You can wait for the day.
You can wait until that day.
Can read the clock
I can read the clock.
Seize the time
quickly
Seize the time
quickly
turn-off time
There is no hunting season.
Closing time
Closing time; Off-duty time; deadline
Cock closing time
dusk
time is up
fulfil obligations
serve a sentence
Go to prison
Do sth. When you are ready for yourself.
Do something at your convenience.
run
Double wage
Military running
Equal opportunity
Equal defense time (given to opposing political parties or individuals in TV broadcasts); Equal opportunity
every time
Every time, every time, every time
Without exception, always.
Fast time
daylight saving time
Father Time
Father Time
Fill in the time
kill time
Filling time
kill time
at leisure
Have time, have time
First, last and all the time.
Consistently [consistently]
a period of
Temporarily, temporarily
a period of time
a period of time
temporarily
temporarily
Since ancient times
Since ancient times, unforgettable past events.
Since ancient times
Since ancient times, unforgettable past events.
From one time to the next.
every time
frequently
Often; sometimes
gain time
(of a clock, etc.) Go fast.
Procrastinate to gain time.
Give it to sb. A hot period
Make sb. Very uncomfortable; Scold sb. Seriously
Give it to sb. Hard times
Put sb. In prison
Give sb time
Extension of time limit (to)
Give it to sb. It's time to turn around
Give it to sb. It's time to act
exchange (conventional) greetings
Say hello to sb. exchange greetings
exchange (conventional) greetings
Say hello to sb. exchange greetings
Advance with times
Follow the crowd; Drift with the tide
Advance with times
Golden period
Golden age; Youth; Lucky time
Half the time
Most of the time, often
often
often
For a long time; often
depressed
Tough times
Have a good time
Have fun; Have a good time
Have a good time.
Life is hard.
Spend a rare time
Have fun; Have a good time.
have fun
have fun
Live without money
It is not easy to live without money.
Spend (a period of time)
I encountered great difficulties, suffered a lot and spent a lot of effort.
Life is hard.
Life is hard.
Have a hard time
Life is hard.
Have all the time in the world
Have plenty of time.
Have no time (or don't want to) do it
There is no time to do it; Be contemptuous and impatient with. ...
Can't spare time
No time
Have free time
Have plenty of time, very free.
Have time to burn
Endless time
slack time
Idle away one's time
soon
quick
At a bad time
Late, late
At breakneck speed
Very fast
at the right moment
Timely, timely, timely
rapidly
Hurry up; In due course; punctual
In the good old days
pass
soon
Immediately, quickly
In less than a moment.
Instantly, immediately
in spare time
When you are free.
In sb's time
In someone's life
In someone's time, when ... young.
as time goes on
as time goes on
Finally, finally.
meanwhile
meanwhile
When you are nervous.
In difficult times
When demand exceeds supply,
Advance with times
Keep pace with the times and not fall behind.
It beat my time.
This is really beyond my understanding. Really out of my expectation.
It's the time.
It's time, it's time ...
It's the time.
It's time ... it's time. ...
It will last for someone. It is time.
Enough to live alone for a lifetime.
Walk accurately.
No (clock, watch)
Walk accurately.
No (clock, watch)
Play by the beat
To harmonize (feet).
kill time
Kill time; waste time/waste of time
Knock someone down. ill-timed
Body (boxing) knocks down the opponent so that he can't get up within the specified time; Beat sb.
Know the time of day