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time.

(Of thelat.)(tempus).

1. m length of the subject to move things.

2. m. physical quantity that allows to order the sequence of events, establishing a past, a present and a future. Its SI unit is the second.

3. m. part of this sequence.

4. m. era during which lives someone or something. In time of Trajano. In time of the discovery of America.

5.

m. station (? of the year).

6. m. edad (? (time spent).

7. d. age (? of a thing).

8. m. opportunity, occasion or situation to do something. At the time. Now is not time.

9. m. place, proportion, or free of other business space. I have no time.

10. m. long space of time. Time has been that we do not see.

11. m. Each of the successive acts in

that divides the execution of something; certain military exercises, musical compositions, etc.

12. m. atmospheric state. Makes good time.

13. m. Esgr. Blow that firm foot runs the shooter to play to the opponent.

14. m. Gram. Each of the divisions of the conjugation corresponding to the moment or the period in which it runs or happens the meaning by the verb.

15. m. Mar. Lasting storm in the sea. Run a time. Put up a time.

16. m. Mec. Phase of an explosion or combustion engine

internal.

17. m. Mús. Each of the parties of equal length in which the beat is divided.

medium time.

1. m. The stands and passes between an event and another, or between a station and another.

time absolute.

1. m. Gram. Which expresses the time of an action or a State of affairs located with respect to the time in which it is spoken. Son: present, preterite perfect simple, perfect tense, future and imperative.

1. m. Inform. Mode according to which a data processing system can be shared at the same time by several users that operate independent programs.

2. m. Arg. y Ur. timeshare.

time compound.

1. m. Gram. Which is formed with an auxiliary verb and the passive participle. In Spanish, with the verb haber.

time crude oil.

1. m. Colloq. point crude oil. Get something on time crude oil.

time of fortune.

1. m. The many snow, water or storms.

time of passion.

1. m. In liturgy, which began on the eve of the Dominica's passion and just with the nona of Holy Saturday.

time of reverb.

1.

m. Fís. In an auditorium, time that has passed so that the sound is reduced to a certain extent.

time geological.

1. m. The passed in various geological eras, which is measured in millions of years. U m. in pl.

time immemorial.

1. m. Der. time old not fixed by compelling documents, or the elderly witnesses.

time means.

1. m. Fís. E

(l) which is measured by the uniform motion of a fictional astro which runs along the celestial Ecuador at the same time as the real Sun the ecliptic.

time dead.

1. m. In some sports, temporary suspension of the game, requested by a coach when his team is in possession of the ball, or the game is stopped for any reason.

2. m span between a stimulus and response.

3. m. undeterred. Interval of time that the operation of a system is not effective.

4. m. Cu

BA. Period of inactivity in the sugar industry.

time Paschal.

1. m. In liturgy, which he begins on the eve of Holy Saturday, and just before the Sunday of the Holy Trinity with the nona and now ends with the complete of the Sunday of Pentecost.

time lost.

1. m. The lag without doing anything useful or without obtaining any advancement in the thing in question.

time relative.

1.

m. Gram. Which, like the preterite imperfect and pluperfect, indicates the time of an action or a State of affairs, considered from the point of view of their situation with regard to another action or State expressed in the same context. When I arrived, John already had left.

times heroic.

1. m. pl. Those that are supposed to have lived the heroes of paganism.

2. m. pl. Those who have been in a great effort to move forward with one thing.

time sidereal.

1. m.

s. which is measured by the apparent motion of the stars and especially the first point of Aries.

time simple.

1. m. Gram. time of the verb that conjugates without aid of another verb; e.g., I, gave, gave, I give, give, give.

time true, solar or time real.

1. m. Fís. Which is measured by the apparent motion of the Sun.

accommodate someone to the time..

1. loc. verb. Conform with what is happening or allowing the occasion or circumstances.

remember of the time of el rey que rabió, or of el rey que rabió by porridge.

1. locs. verbs. coloqs. U to suggest that someone or something is very old or ancient.

grab the time.

1. loc. verb. Colloq. Establish themselves in their poor condition.

adjust the times.

1. loc. verb. Investigate or fix the chronology of the events.

long time.

1. loc. Advisor. After a long time, when it has passed long time.

to the best time.

1. loc. Advisor. Perhaps, perhaps.

at the same time.

at the same time.

lift, or rise up, the time..

1. locs. verbs. Pull themselves together, or make it rain.

walking the time.

1. loc. Advisor. In the course of the time, later.

walk anyone with the time..

1. loc. verb. Comply with it; l

isonjear who has much power and follow its opinions.

make sure the time.

1. loc. verb. pull themselves together (? clarified).

a time.

1. loc. Advisor. At the right time, when it is not late.

a times.

1. loc. Advisor. at times.

2. loc. Advisor.

When in a while.

to a time.

1. loc. Advisor. At the same time, or between several.

weather the time.

1. loc. verb. Mar. Be in the layer, or not giving to the ship, when it runs some temporary, another government than is required for the defence.

con time.

1. loc. Advisor. Advance, without haste, with relief.

2. loc. Advisor. When it is still timely occasion. Give relief with time.

be someone good time..

1. loc. verb. Colloq. Rejoice, have fun, relax.

dar time.

1. loc. verb. Do not press to someone.

2. loc. verb. Not to rush anything.












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