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time (plural: times)

Distance between the past and the present or between the present and future.
Some physicists consider time the fourth physical dimension (three spatial, one temporal).
The moment indicated by a clock or other time-measuring device (What time is it?, The time is ten o'clock).
A particular occasion: See you another time, Last time I was here.

Arabic: عهد , عصر
Bitruscan: timun
Breton: amzer f (1), eur f (2), gwech f (3)
Bulgarian: време , час
Catalan: temps m
Chinese: 时间 /時間
Czech: čas m
Dutch: tijd m
Ekspreso: tempo
Esperanto: tempo (1), horo (2), fojo (3)
aika (1,2), kerta (3)
temps m (1), heure f (2), fois f (3)
Frisian: tiid
Zeit f (1), Uhrzeit f (2), Mal n (3)
Greek: (Chronos)
Guaraní: ára
Hebrew: זמן f
Ido: tempo
Indonesian: waktu
Interlingua: tempore
Italian: tempo m
Japanese: 時間 (じかん, jikan) (amount), 時 (とき , toki) (at)
Korean: 시간 [時間] (sigan) (amount), 때 (ddae) (at)
Latin: tempus n (1)
Norwegian: tid
Polish: czas m
Portuguese: tempo m (1), hora f (2), vez f (3)
Romanian: timp n, vreme f
Russian: время , час
Spanish: tiempo m (1), hora (2), vez f (3)
tid c (1, 2, 3), gång c (3)
Tupinambá: 'ara
Volapük: tim, tüp

to time (timed , timed)

to measure time, especially using a clock of some kind.
to choose the time for
The bomb was timed to explode at 9:20 p.m.
The president's speech was timed badly: It coincided with the superbowl.

kronometri , registri la daŭron de
Finnish: ottaa aika , kellottaa
German: die Zeit nehmen (1),die Zeit stoppen (1), die Zeit messen (1), den Zeitpunkt wählen (2), timen (2)
Interlingua: chronometrar
Portuguese: cronometrar
Vietnamese: thoi gian

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