time
timenoun
UK/taɪm/US/taɪm/
Dạng từ: times
MINUTES AND HOURS
A1the thing that is measured in minutes, hours, days and years
- Time goes so fast when you're busy.
- I don't have much free time.
ON A CLOCK
A1a particular hour or minute shown on a clock
- What time is it?
- The train leaves at the same time every day.
OCCASION
A1an occasion when something happens
- This is the first time I've been to Japan.
- I've seen that film three times.
EXPERIENCE
A2a period of time when you have a particular experience
- We had a great time at the party.
- She's going through a difficult time.
PERIOD
A2a period in history
- In those times, people travelled by horse.
- Times were hard after the war.
timeverb
UK/taɪm/US/taɪm/
Dạng từ: times · timed · timing
PLAN
B2to plan something so that it happens at a particular moment
- The meeting was badly timed.
- She timed her visit to avoid the traffic.
MEASURE
B2to measure how long something takes
- I timed myself running round the park.
- We timed the journey – it took two hours.