Was heißt »ti­men« auf Englisch?

Sinnverwandte Wörter

mes­sen:

measure

or­ga­ni­sie­ren:

organize

pla­nen:

contrive

plan

plat­zie­ren:

place

stop­pen:

stop

Englische Beispielsätze

• Tom and Mary sat together for a long time enjoying life on this mild Cretan evening.

• My grandad grew up at a time when wearing a hat was the done thing.

• "Oi, what are you doing, pulling up the blind? I'm still asleep!" "Look at the time. It's gone ten!"

• Advent is the time before Christmas when Christians should prepare their hearts for Jesus' birth.

• Many musicians regard Bach as simply the greatest composer of all time.

• We watch telly all the time.

• I don't feel like listening to this story for the fifth time.

• The train arrived exactly on time.

• To form an opinion in such a short space of time is ridiculous.

• The story begins with "Once upon a time..."

• It's hard now, but it'll get easier with time.

• Will you remember in six years' time what you said today?

• We use the Internet all the time.

• What time is the next train to Tokyo?

• Come back again in two week's time.

• Where were you the whole time?

• When is the right time to harvest medlars?

• "Shall I tell you about the time when–" "If it's all the same to you, mate, I'd rather you didn't."

• I've got better things to do in my spare time.

• "That can happen occasionally." "Occasionally? It happens all the time!"