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/taɪm/
n [u]› ⇨ tiempo
He played for a long time Jugó durante mucho tiempo
› ⇨ tiempo
a long time ago hace mucho tiempo
⇨ época
He says that in his time things were very different Dice que en su época las cosas eran muy distintas
■ Se dice The weather is good today, it's sunny - Hoy hace buen tiempo, está soleado. Incorrecto: The time's good today n [c, u]› ⇨ hora
What time is it? ¿Qué hora es?
n [c]› ⇨ ocasión
⇨ vez
Do you remember the time we went fishing? ¿Recuerdas la vez que fuimos a pescar?
How many times have you read it? ¿Cuántas veces lo has leído?
› ⇨ tiempo
⇨ experiencia
It was a lovely time Fue una experiencia maravillosa
for the time being ⇨ por el momento
from time to time ⇨ de vez en cuando
in time ⇨ a tiempo
We arrived just in time Llegamos justo a tiempo
⇨ con el tiempo
In time we got used to it Con el tiempo nos acostumbramos
it was time ⇨ ya era hora
It was time you had a hair-cut Ya era hora de que te cortaras el pelo
time after time ⇨ una y otra vez
to have a great time ⇨ pasárselo genial
to spend time ⇨ pasar el tiempo
We spent a lot of time playing the piano Pasamos mucho tiempo tocando el piano
to tell (the) time ⇨ decir la hora
Could you tell me the time, please? ¿Me puede decir la hora, por favor?
Véase tb: {an all time/a new/a record...} low; a matter of {hours/minutes/time}; a space time; ahead of {schedule/time}; an opportune {moment/time}; big time; daylight saving time; double time; estimated time of arrival; extra time; free time; from this {day/time} forth; Greenwich Mean Time; in the fullness of time; in the mists of time; in the nick of time; injury time; Long time no see!; once upon a time...; one at a time; opening time; prime time; spare time; the passage of time; third time lucky; to bide one's time; to give sb a hard time; to have a hard time; to have a whale of time; to make time; to mark time; to pass the time