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Meanings of "time to" with other terms in English Spanish Dictionary : 150 result(s)

İngilizce İspanyolca
General
from time to time de vez en cuando [adv]
light ship that used to transmit news during time of war catascopio [m]
not giving the time of day to ninguneo [m]
time it takes for sand to move into the lower part of an hourglass ampolleta [f]
children's game consisting of hitting a smaller stick on the ground with a larger stick to make it bounce and hit it a second time billarda (francés) [f]
obligation to be ordained within a given time coartación [f]
time it takes to make cheese quesería [f]
with limited time to become ordained artado [adj]
not give the time of day to ningunear [v]
have time to poder [v]
belong to a very distant time remontarse [v]
take time to do something tardar [v]
take a long time to do something tardar [v]
be time to tocar [v]
from time to time cada cierto tiempo [adv]
the time appointed for a debt to be paid pagadero [m]
device which is used to measure time temporizador [m]
tool to measure or keep track of time reloj [m]
with the intent to gain time dilatorio [adj]
pertaining to time temporal [adj]
certain time prior to a war prebélico [adj]
related to the current time and style moderno [adj]
pertaining to the time immediately birth neonatal [adj]
related to the current time presente [adj]
pertaining to the time between two wars periodo de entreguerras [adj]
(one's) time to come llegarle el momento (a alguien) [v]
carry (to extend or continue in space, time, or degree) continuar [v]
not to have a good time pasarlo mal [v]
take a long time to tardar mucho en [v]
take time to tardar tiempo en [v]
find the time to encontrar tiempo para [v]
have time to do something tener tiempo de hacer algo [v]
schedule a time to fijar una hora para [v]
take time off to tomarse tiempo para [v]
find the time to do something sacar tiempo para hacer algo [v]
amend to an earlier time adelantar [v]
amend to an earlier time cambiarlo a una hora anterior [v]
amend to an earlier time adelantarlo [v]
amend to an earlier time cambiarlo a una fecha anterior [v]
without regard to time destiempo [adv]
from time to time ocasionalmente [adv]
from time to time a veces [adv]
up to the present time hasta ahora [adv]
up to the time of hasta [prep]
achievements to date (until present time) logros hasta la fecha [m/pl]
used to call for a time out in a child's game cachos [expr] EC
time to head home cada loro a su guanacaste [expr] NI
time to get out of bed! ¡arza arriba! [n] VE
privilege provided by a boss to their subordinates to visit their office without making an appointment ahead of time derecho de picaporte [n] MX
time to eat es hora de comer
device which is used to travel in time máquina del tiempo
time to go hora de marchar
time to leave hora de marchar
time to do something tiempo de hacer algo
perfect time to momento idóneo para
time to come porvenir [m]
belonging to the present time actual [adj]
belonging to the time of nativity navideño [adj]
extend time to a debtor aguardar [v]
succor (give assistance to in time of want) ayudar [v]
in time to come mañana [adv]
from time to time luego [adv]
from time to time de cuando en cuando [adv]
in the time to come en el porvenir [adv]
from time to time de vez en vez [adv]
in the time to come en lo futuro [adv]
the time it takes to reestablish electricity after a blackout alumbrón [m] CU
excessive amount of work to be completed in a short amount of time arrope [m] PR
time required for a motor to get up to speed arrancón [m] MX
time it takes for sea level to rise aguaje [m] EC
a game in which participants have to write in a particular period of time words that start with a specific letter bachillerato [m] CL
very short period of time between the change of the traffic light from green to red, or vice versa entreverde [m] CL
horse that has not been mounted for some time and wants to walk hobachón [m] HN
time allowed to workmen for drinks bebida [f] rur.rare
woman who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [f] BOrare
woman who spends a lot of time on the balcony to observe the street balconera [f] BOrare
activity, especially sports, performed on holidays in roads that are closed to vehicles for a certain time ciclovía [f] CO
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time factura [f] CU
list of items or supplies to be consumed in a certain amount of time facturería [f] CU
plowing land for the first time in order to sow plants rotura [f] CU
time to rest after a meal ruca (mapuche) [f] EC
training or exercise to walk for a long time trocha [f] VEdisused
having too much work and little time to carry it out atorado [adj] GTSVNIUY
wrinkled due to having been in contact with sunlight for a prolonged period of time (skin) aturrado [adj] HNSVrur.
wrinkled due to having been in contact with water for a prolonged period of time (skin) aturrado [adj] HNSVrur.
person who spends long periods of time on the balcony of her house in order to observe what is happening around her balconera [adj] BOrare
person who spends a lot of time on the balcony to observe the street (woman) balconera [adj] BOrare
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollado [adj] CU
referring to an activity that takes time demoroso [adj] ECCL
unaccustomed to work after having been without activity for a long time (horse) enzacatado [adj] CR
spending time praying and pretending to be virtuous pechón [adj] BO
relating to the soccer time river plate de buenos aires riverplatense [adj] AR
with a indented back due to riding before it's time sillón [adj] CLrur.
eat or pick crumbs to pass the time cuscurrear [v] disused
prepare a plot of land to plant crops for the first time arrotar [v] ECdisusedrur.
(a thief) to hide the stolen objects for a period of time to sell afterwards aguantar [v] VE
be short of time to perform an activity azararse [v] VE
return to taking care of something that had been forgotten/abandoned some time ago desengavetar [v] HNNIVE
converse loudly about boring topics to pass the time chacharear [v] EC
become wild due to living a long time in the field enzacatarse [v] SV
take the time to do something costearse [v] PR
work agricultural land for the second time, making furrows perpendicular to the previous cruzar [v] HNECrur.
require a certain amount of money, effort, or time to carry out (project insumir [v] ECrare
require a certain amount of money, effort, or time to carry out (project insumir [v] PYARUY
read, watch, or listen to something long-lasting or that requires time, usually a book, movie, or a conference jondiarse [v] DO
put out to graze a second time repelar [v] MXrur.
from time to time de cada año un día [adv] DO
from time to time derrepente [adv] EC
from time to time relanciadamente [adv] SV
belonging to the time of nativity navideña [adj/f]
having too much work and little time to carry it out argollada [adj/f] CU
Idioms
hardly have time to breath no tener tiempo ni para rascarse [v]
hardly have time to breathe no tener tiempo ni para rascarse [v]
scarcely have time to breathe no tener tiempo ni para rascarse [v]
not to waste any time no andarse con requilorios [v]
not to waste time no criar moho [v]
time to catch one's breath tiempo para relajarse [v]
time to catch one's breath tiempo para tomar un respiro [v]
take the time (to do something) tomarse el tiempo (para hacer algo) [v]
fail to stand the test of time no resistir el paso del tiempo [v]
find the time (to do something) encontrar tiempo (para hacer algo) [v]
find time to do something encontrar tiempo para hacer algo [v]
hardly have time to breath apenas tener tiempo para respirar [v]
hardly have time to breathe estar inundado de trabajo [v]
hardly have time to breathe estar muy ocupado [v]
hardly have time to think tener apenas tiempo para pensar [v]
hardly have time to breathe estar demasiado ocupado [v]
hardly have time to think estar muy ocupado [v]
have some time to kill tener algo de tiempo para perder [v]
have time to kill tener tiempo para perder [v]
not able to call one's time one's own estar demasiado ocupado [v]
not able to call one's time one's own no ser dueño de su propio tiempo [v]
not to give somebody the time of day tratar a alguien con frialdad [v]
not to give somebody the time of day no darle a alguien ni la hora [v]
go to have a good time ir de bureo [v]
scarcely have time to breathe estar muy ocupado [v]
scarcely have time to breathe tener apenas tiempo para respirar [v]
scarcely have time to breathe estar muy atareado [v]
waste time trying to deal with enemies or problems that do not exist pelear contra molinos de viento [v]
waste time trying to deal with enemies or problems that do not exist luchar contra molinos de viento [v]
hardly have time to breathe no tener tiempo ni de respirar [v]
not have time to breath no tener tiempo ni de respirar [v]
scarcely have time to breathe no tener tiempo ni de respirar [v]
fail to take a step in time pasarse de frenada [v]
fail to move in time pasarse de frenada [v]
fail to prevent something in time pasarse de frenada [v]
fail to intervene in time pasarse de frenada [v]
talk to someone for a long time pegar la hebra [v]
continue to work well over a long period of time resistir el paso del tiempo [v]
be someone who likes to do the same thing at the same time every day ser animal de costumbres [v]