time

[taim] n.时间;时机;次,回

Pronunciation

/taɪm/

Definitions

Noun

  1. The continuous sequence of events during which living organisms develop and function, marked by the progress of days, weeks, months, years, and so on: Time heals all wounds.
  2. A particular instance or period: We spent the afternoon at the beach, enjoying our vacation time.
  3. The medium through which events occur: The time of day influences our energy levels.
  4. A unit of measurement, such as seconds, minutes, hours, or days: The deadline is in two weeks’ time.

Verb

  1. To indicate or measure the passage of time: She’s good at managing her time efficiently.
  2. To be at a particular point in time: This event took place in 1960s time.
  3. To occupy or use (time) for a particular purpose: We need to allocate time for studying every day.

Adjective

  1. Relative to a particular moment or period: The weather forecast for next week’s time looks promising.
  2. Not fixed or permanent: The future is uncertain, and times are changing.
  3. Occurring or available at a specific time: The store is open during regular business time.

Adverb

  1. In terms of duration or succession: She worked diligently, one task at a time.
  2. At a particular time or moment: Meet me at the usual time.

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