time
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/taɪm/
🇬🇧
/taɪm/
noun
A1
The measured continuum of events occurring in succession from past through present to future.
We have plenty of time to finish the project before the deadline.
我們有足夠的時間在截止日期前完成項目。
A1
The moment of a particular day indicated on a clock.
I need to know the time so I can set my alarm.
我需要知道時間，以便設置我的鬧鐘。
A1
The measured or measurable period during which an action, process, or condition exists or continues.
We are two hours behind Central European Time.
我們比中歐時間晚兩個小時。
A1
A particular point in time.
What time do you usually wake up?
你通常幾點醒來？
A1
The amount of time available for an activity.
I'll make time to see the movie this weekend.
我會抽出時間在這個週末看電影。
A1
A period during which something occurs.
I've been here for a long time.
我已經在這裡很長時間了。
A2
A historical era or period.
These are hard times for the economy.
這是經濟困難的時期。
A1
A particular occasion or event.
I remember the time we got lost in the forest.
我記得我們在森林裡迷路的時候。
A1
An experience or event.
We had a great time at the concert.
我們在音樂會上度過了美好的時光。
R
The speed at which something occurs or is done.
She ran the race in record time.
她以創紀錄的時間跑完了比賽。
R
The rhythmic aspect of music.
The drummer kept the time during the song.
鼓手在歌曲中保持了節奏。
R
The correct pace and rhythm of a musical piece.
The dancers moved in time with the music.
舞者隨著音樂節奏起舞。
verb
B2
To measure the duration of an event or action.
The runners were timed as they crossed the finish line.
跑步者越過終點線時被計時。
B2
To arrange events or actions to occur at specific times.
The meetings were timed to avoid conflicts.
會議安排時間以避免衝突。
R
To execute an action at the right moment.
The quarterback timed his pass perfectly.
四分衛完美地掌握了傳球時間。
translation
時間, 時刻, 時間段, 時間點, 可用時間, 時期, 時代, 場合, 經歷, 速度, 節拍, 拍子
計時, 安排時間, 把握時機
詞形變化
3rd Present
times
Past
timed
Perfect
timed
Progressive
timing
Plural
times