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31time*/*/*/ — [taɪm] noun I 1) [U] the quantity that is measured in minutes, hours, days, years etc Einstein tried to define the relationship between space and time.[/ex] Time seemed to pass more quickly than before.[/ex] 2) [singular/U] the hours, minutes etc …
32time — I UK [taɪm] / US noun Word forms time : singular time plural times *** Metaphor: Time is like money or like something that you buy and use. I ve spent a lot of time on this project. ♦ We are running out of time. ♦ You have used up all the time… …
33long*/*/*/ — [lɒŋ] adj I 1) lasting for a large amount of time Ant: short He has a long history of mental illness.[/ex] It s a long time since I saw Rachel.[/ex] 2) measuring a large amount from one end to the other Ant: short It s the longest tunnel in… …
34Time of Your Life (comics) — Supercbbox title = Time of Your Life caption= schedule = Monthly publisher=Dark Horse Comics date = July 02 2008 (Part I)August 06 2008 (Part II)September 03 2008 (Part III)November 12 2008 (Part IV) issues = 4, #16 through #19 past current color …
35long — long1 adjective (longer, longest) 1》 of a great distance or duration. ↘of a specified distance or duration. ↘(of a ball in sport) travelling a great distance, or further than expected. 2》 relatively great in extent. ↘having a… …
36Time loop — A time loop or temporal loop is a common plot device in science fiction (especially in universes where time travel is commonplace) in which time runs normally for a set period (usually a day or a few hours) but then skips back like a broken… …
37Time War (Doctor Who) — The Last Great Time War Date Throughout time Location Time Vortex Gallifrey Skaro Result Mutual destruction of Time Lords and Daleks …
38time immemorial — noun the distant past beyond memory • Syn: ↑time out of mind • Hypernyms: ↑past, ↑past times, ↑yesteryear * * * noun 1. a. : a time beyond legal m …
39Once upon a time — For other uses, see Once Upon a Time. Frontispiece to The How and Why Library, 1909 Once upon a time is a stock phrase that has been used in some form since at least 1380 (according to the Oxford English Dictionary) in storytelling in the English …
40many moons ago — (informal) A LONG TIME AGO, ages ago, years ago; informal donkey s years ago; Brit. informal yonks ago. → moon * * * many moons ago (informal) A very long time ago • • • Main Entry: ↑moon * * * …
