
اصطلاحات انگلیسی - موضوع زمان
در این مقاله اصطلاحات مرتبط با زمان با معنای انگلیسی آورده شده است. سعی کنید بعد از خواندن هر کدام از اصطلاحات، یک جمله با اصطلاح مورد نظر بسازید و البته به یاد داشته باشید که بهتر است معنی فارسی کلمه را پیدا نکنید و آن را به انگلیسی یاد بگیرید.
About Time
Definition: Far past the desired time.
Example: I washed the dishes. It’s about time! They were piled up on the counter.
About To
Definition: On the point of, occurring imminently
Example: We were about to go home, but Susan finally showed up at the mall.
Against the Clock
Definition: In a very limited amount of time; with a shortage of time being the main problem
Example: We left later than we were supposed to, so it was a race against the clock to get tothe airport on time.
Ahead Of the Curve
Definition: Innovative, devising new ideas in advance of others
Example: Tesla cars are expensive, but the company’s ideas are ahead of the curve, and other carmakers are beginning to adopt them.
All in Good Time
Definition: Eventually; at a more favorable time in the future. This phrase encourages one to be patient.
Example: I know you wish your house had sold already, but all in good time.
Around the Clock
Definition: At all times
Example: The restaurant is open around the clock. If you go in at 3 a.m., you’ll meet police officers and ambulance drivers.
Behind the Times
Definition: Old-fashioned
Example: Blackberry phones used to be extremely popular, but now many people think they’re behind the times.
Beat the Clock
Definition: Perform a task quickly or within a fixed time limit
Example: John beat the clock, arriving a few minutes before the doors were locked.
Big Time
Definition: If you do something big time, you do it to a great degree.
Example: Chrissy’s into skiing big time.
Buy Time
Definition: Cause a delay in something with the aim of improving one’s position
Example: I know you don’t want to take out another loan, but it will buy time until the new factory comes online.
Call Time
Definition: To end something
Example: The boxer is ready to call time on his long career.
Call It a Day / Night
Definition: To stop working, either at one’s job or on a particular task, for the rest of the day
Example: You all look tired. Let’s call it a day.
Carry the Day
Definition: Be victorious or successful
Example: Teamwork and training will carry the day.
In the Blink of an Eye
Definition: Quickly, seemingly instantaneously
Example: I had a beautiful family, a nice home, and lots of money. And then, in the blink of an eye, it was all gone.
In the Dark
Definition: Unaware of something
Example: Kevin says he was completely in the dark about the CEO’s plans to sell the company.
Take Your Time
Definition: Don’t hurry, work at a relaxed pace
Example: Take your time on the exam. You don’t get a bonus for finishing quickly.
About Time
Definition: Far past the desired time.
Example: I washed the dishes. It’s about time! They were piled up on the counter.
About To
Definition: On the point of, occurring imminently
Example: We were about to go home, but Susan finally showed up at the mall.
Against the Clock
Definition: In a very limited amount of time; with a shortage of time being the main problem
Example: We left later than we were supposed to, so it was a race against the clock to get tothe airport on time.
Ahead Of the Curve
Definition: Innovative, devising new ideas in advance of others
Example: Tesla cars are expensive, but the company’s ideas are ahead of the curve, and other carmakers are beginning to adopt them.
All in Good Time
Definition: Eventually; at a more favorable time in the future. This phrase encourages one to be patient.
Example: I know you wish your house had sold already, but all in good time.
Around the Clock
Definition: At all times
Example: The restaurant is open around the clock. If you go in at 3 a.m., you’ll meet police officers and ambulance drivers.
Behind the Times
Definition: Old-fashioned
Example: Blackberry phones used to be extremely popular, but now many people think they’re behind the times.
Beat the Clock
Definition: Perform a task quickly or within a fixed time limit
Example: John beat the clock, arriving a few minutes before the doors were locked.
Big Time
Definition: If you do something big time, you do it to a great degree.
Example: Chrissy’s into skiing big time.
Buy Time
Definition: Cause a delay in something with the aim of improving one’s position
Example: I know you don’t want to take out another loan, but it will buy time until the new factory comes online.
Call Time
Definition: To end something
Example: The boxer is ready to call time on his long career.
Call It a Day / Night
Definition: To stop working, either at one’s job or on a particular task, for the rest of the day
Example: You all look tired. Let’s call it a day.
Carry the Day
Definition: Be victorious or successful
Example: Teamwork and training will carry the day.
In the Blink of an Eye
Definition: Quickly, seemingly instantaneously
Example: I had a beautiful family, a nice home, and lots of money. And then, in the blink of an eye, it was all gone.
In the Dark
Definition: Unaware of something
Example: Kevin says he was completely in the dark about the CEO’s plans to sell the company.
Take Your Time
Definition: Don’t hurry, work at a relaxed pace
Example: Take your time on the exam. You don’t get a bonus for finishing quickly.