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to write down what is said at a meeting and by whom start learning
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It is part of her job to set the agenda for board meetings and take the minutes.
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used when asking someone to wait for a short time start learning
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a day when you do not have to work or do something that you normally do start learning
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I won't be in on Thursday - it's my day off.
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when it is naturally light start learning
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I prefer travelling by day.
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to change the time on your clocks to an hour earlier/later, at an officially chosen time of year start learning
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turn the clocks back/forwards Don't forget to turn the clocks back tonight. We turn the clocks forward today, so our children will be short of sleep.
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to make certain you have some time when you are not busy in order to do something you think you should do start learning
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The doctor’s very busy but he’ll try to make time for you.
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to use time doing something or being somewhere start learning
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I spent a lot of time cleaning that room. I think we need to spend more time together.
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said to mean that you can spend as much time as you need in doing something, or that you should slow down start learning
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No need to hurry – you can take your time.
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to prevent time, money, or effort being wasted or spent start learning
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Thanks for your help - it saved me a lot of work.
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wrong use of money, substances, time, energy, abilities, etc. start learning
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Don’t do it like that. You’re wasting time.
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happening or done at the particular moment that it was expected to happen or be done start learning
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The train left right on time.
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to be able to read the time from a clock start learning
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Can you tell me the time, please?
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to not have enough hours, etc. available to finish something you are trying to do start learning
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She ran out of time and didn't finish the last question.
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start learning
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It’s hard work learning a language but I’m sure you’ll find it’s worth your while
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start learning
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I wonder what the future holds for you and me.
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If you have time, you have enough time to do something start learning
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I’m sorry, I didn’t have time to do my homework.
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start learning
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in the not-too-distant future I think we'll probably move house in the not-too-distant future.
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If a warning device starts to ring loudly start learning
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I didn’t wake up. The alarm didn’t go off.
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Did you have a good time on holiday? start learning
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Did you have a good time on holiday?
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start learning
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