Pronunciation: /taɪm/
noun the indefinite continued progress of existence and events in the past, present, and future
A1 I have a good time when I play with my friends.
A2 She needs more time to finish her homework.
B1 It's important to manage your time effectively in order to be successful.
B2 The project was completed on time and within budget.
C1 Time is a valuable resource that should be used wisely.
C2 As we grow older, we realize how precious time really is.
verb none
A1 I time how long it takes me to run around the park.
A2 She times how fast she can solve the puzzle.
B1 The coach times each player during the sprint drills.
B2 The scientist times the reaction to determine its speed.
C1 The musician times the notes perfectly to create a seamless performance.
C2 The chef times the cooking process down to the second for precision in the dish.
adjective none
A1 I have a time-consuming task to complete.
A2 She has a part-time job after school.
B1 The project was completed on time.
B2 He is a full-time employee at the company.
C1 The movie was a timeless classic that will be remembered for generations.
C2 The novel explores the concept of time travel in a unique and thought-provoking way.
adverb none
A1 I wake up at the same time every day.
A2 She arrived on time for the meeting.
B1 I have been studying English for a long time.
B2 He finished the project in record time.
C1 The author spent considerable time researching the topic.
C2 The CEO manages her time efficiently to maximize productivity.
pronoun none
A1 I have a good time playing with my friends.
A2 She doesn't have time to study for the exam.
B1 It's time for us to start planning our vacation.
B2 There never seems to be enough time to get everything done.
C1 Time is a valuable resource that should be used wisely.
C2 The concept of time is a complex and fascinating subject in physics.
preposition none
A1 I go to bed at the same time every night.
A2 She arrived on time for the meeting.
B1 I will meet you at the agreed time.
B2 The project was completed on time.
C1 He has been working on this research for a long time.
C2 The company has been in business for quite some time now.
conjunction none
A1 I woke up on time for my class.
A2 I will call you back as soon as I have time.
B1 I will meet you at the restaurant at the designated time.
B2 She finished her project in time for the deadline.
C1 He managed his time effectively to complete all his tasks.
C2 Time permitting, we can discuss this further in our next meeting.
interjection none
A1 Time for bed, it's getting late.
A2 Time to eat dinner, I'm starving.
B1 Time to study for the exam, it's important.
B2 Time to make a decision, we can't wait any longer.
C1 Time to reflect on our mistakes and learn from them.
C2 Time to take action and make a change for the better.
article none
A1 I have a good time when I play with my friends.
A2 She always arrives on time for work.
B1 It's time to start planning for the future.
B2 He has been studying for a long time to become a doctor.
C1 Time is of the essence when it comes to making important decisions.
C2 The concept of time is a complex and fascinating subject in physics.
formal It is important to arrive on time for the meeting.
informal Let's make sure we don't miss the bus this time.
slang I had a great time at the party last night.
figurative Time heals all wounds, they say.
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