Collocations with "time"
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A common compound phrase to refer to a period of time.
The period needed to recover.
in football/soccer
the time of year when crops are gathered
an allocation of paid time off from work
the amount of time a particular actor or subject is shown on screen
The amount of time it takes to finish something.
Another term for the 3/4 meter of a waltz.
The amount of time it takes to respond to a stimulus.
Refers to the period designated for a siesta.
A sheet for recording hours worked.
Refers to daylight saving time, as in 'British Summer Time'.
the time taken to complete one cycle of an operation
the point at which a decision must be made
The time of day when most people are driving to or from work, often used in the context of radio broadcasting.
The time allocated for a rehearsal.
A series of data points indexed in time order, used in statistics and signal processing.
A period of time booked to use a recording studio.
Often used in plural 'at former times'.
to spend time in a relaxed way, often because you are waiting for something else to happen
a person who (in science fiction) travels through time
to schedule something to happen at a very suitable or advantageous time
to waste time on unimportant things