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Time
01
hora
the quantity that is measured in seconds, minutes, hours, etc. using a device like clock
Ejemplos
It 's important to manage your time wisely.
Es importante administrar tu tiempo sabiamente.
02
vez, momento
an instance or occurrence of an action or event, often used to indicate repetition
Ejemplos
Repeat the exercise five times for maximum effect.
Repite el ejercicio cinco veces para obtener el máximo efecto.
03
tiempo, momento
a time period that provides an opportunity to do things or accomplish goals
04
época, era
an indefinite period characterized by specific attributes or activities
Ejemplos
The time of the Renaissance was marked by extraordinary artistic achievements.
La época del Renacimiento estuvo marcada por logros artísticos extraordinarios.
05
momento, ocasión
a suitable moment
06
tiempo
the continuum of experience in which events pass from the future through the present to the past
07
momento, experiencia
a person's experience on a particular occasion
08
tiempo, cuarta dimensión
the fourth coordinate that is required (along with three spatial dimensions) to specify a physical event
09
tiempo
rhythm as given by division into parts of equal duration
10
tiempo, condena
the period of time a prisoner is imprisoned
11
veces, múltiplo
(plural) used to show multiplication or comparison of quantities
Ejemplos
Our garden yielded four times more tomatoes this year.
Nuestro jardín produjo cuatro veces más tomates este año.
12
tiempo, crono
the recorded duration or measurement of how long an event or task takes to complete, often used in sports or competitions to track performance
Ejemplos
The runner crossed the finish line with a time of exactly 1:59:30, qualifying for the finals.
El corredor cruzó la línea de meta con un tiempo exacto de 1:59:30, clasificando para las finales.
to time
01
cronometrar, medir el tiempo
to measure how long an event, action, or someone performing an action takes
Transitive: to time an event or action
Ejemplos
The researcher timed the experiment to measure reaction times accurately.
El investigador cronometró el experimento para medir con precisión los tiempos de reacción.
02
cronometrar, programar
to decide or organize the specific moment or duration for an event or activity to occur
Transitive: to time an activity
Ejemplos
He timed the announcement for maximum impact during the meeting.
Él cronometró el anuncio para un impacto máximo durante la reunión.
03
cronometrar, regular
to determine or control the tempo, speed, or length of an activity
Transitive: to time sth
Ejemplos
The conductor expertly timed the orchestra ’s performance to match the singer ’s pace.
El director cronometró con maestría la actuación de la orquesta para que coincidiera con el ritmo del cantante.
04
ajustar, sincronizar
to adjust or set a timekeeping device so that it accurately measures time
Transitive: to time a clock or watch
Ejemplos
They had to time the stopwatch before using it in the competition.
Tuvieron que sincronizar el cronómetro antes de usarlo en la competencia.
05
cronometrar, sincronizar
to regulate the execution or pace of an action, such as a shot or stroke, so it is performed at the most effective moment
Transitive: to time an action
Ejemplos
He timed the punch flawlessly, landing it just as his opponent moved forward.
Él cronometró el golpe a la perfección, conectándolo justo cuando su oponente se movía hacia adelante.
Árbol Léxico
overtime
timeless
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