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Detailed Translations for time from English to Spanish
time:
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the time (epoch; period; era; age)
– an indefinite period (usually marked by specific attributes or activities) 1 -
the time
– an instance or single occasion for some event 1 -
the time (period; term; period of time; space of time; space)
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the time (space of time; period; period of time)
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the time
– A SQL Server system data type that stores a time value from 0:00 through 23:59:59.999999. 2
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to time (clock)
– measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time 1
Conjugations for time:
present
- time
- time
- times
- time
- time
- time
simple past
- timed
- timed
- timed
- timed
- timed
- timed
present perfect
- have timed
- have timed
- has timed
- have timed
- have timed
- have timed
past continuous
- was timing
- were timing
- was timing
- were timing
- were timing
- were timing
future
- shall time
- will time
- will time
- shall time
- will time
- will time
continuous present
- am timing
- are timing
- is timing
- are timing
- are timing
- are timing
subjunctive
- be timed
- be timed
- be timed
- be timed
- be timed
- be timed
diverse
- time!
- let's time!
- timed
- timing
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they
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Wiktionary Translations for time:
time
Cross Translation:
noun
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inevitable passing of events
- time → tiempo
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quantity of availability in time
- time → tiempo
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measurement of a quantity of time
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time of day, as indicated by a clock, etc
- time → hora; hora del día
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particular moment or hour
- time → momento
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measurement under some system of the time of day or moment in time
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numerical indication of a particular moment in time
- time → hora
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instance or occurrence
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ratio of comparison
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era
- time → era
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to measure time
- time → cronometrar
Cross Translation:
From | To | Via |
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• time | → tiempo | ↔ tijd — de onstuitbare gang der dingen van toekomst door het heden naar het verleden |
• time | → compás | ↔ maat — 6. (muziek) manier om een muziekstuk ritmisch in te delen |
• time | → vez | ↔ maal — telkens terugkerend tijdstip waarop iets gebeurt |
• time | → vez | ↔ keer — telkens terugkerend tijdstip waarop iets gebeurt |
• time | → vez | ↔ Mal — bestimmter Zeitpunkt; Moment; die Anzeige eines Wiederholungsfaktors oder einer Reihenfolge |
• time | → hora | ↔ Uhrzeit — die Zeit, welche eine Uhr zeigen, anzeigen |
• time | → tiempo | ↔ Zeit — der stetige Ablauf von Zeiteinheiten |
• time | → datar; limitar | ↔ terminieren — befristen |
• time | → pasar; veranear | ↔ verbringen — besonders mit Angaben von Zeit und Zeiträumen (Jugend, Alter, Leben, Ferien, Wochenende, usw.): eine Zeitdauer verstreichen lassen |
• time | → cronometrar | ↔ chronométrer — Se servir du chronomètre pour mesurer avec précision le temps pendant lequel s’accomplir une action, un fait ou, en termes de sports, une course, etc. |
• time | → duración | ↔ durée — espace de temps pendant lequel une chose dure. |
• time | → vez | ↔ fois — Reprise |
• time | → vez | ↔ fois — Ratio |
• time | → momento; instante | ↔ moment — point dans le temps. |
• time | → tiempo | ↔ temps — Durée des choses |
• time | → época | ↔ époque — moment de l’histoire qui ordinairement marquer par quelque événement considérable. |
Related Translations for time
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Detailed Translations for time from Spanish to English
timar:
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timar (hacer una mala jugada; hacer trampas)
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timar (engañar; defraudar; dar el pego; embaucar; estafar)
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timar (sacar)
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timar (defraudar; despistar; hacer una mala jugada)
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timar (estafar; colocar; defraudar; amanecer; apagar; mentir; alzar; enredar; camelar; acotar; cercar; mancharse; apear; destronar; tomar el pelo; amañar; clarear; chapucear; sablear; frangollar; atrabancar; embarullar; socaliñar; hacer mal; chafallar; emporcarse; hacer una mala jugada; dar un sablazo; robar con engaño; pegarle a una persona)
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timar (destronar; joder; engañar; tomar el pelo; amanecer; estafar; dársela; colocar; mentir; depositar; desconectar; pegarse; dar el pego; socaliñar; robar con engaño; agarrar; alzar; burlarse; destituir; hacer trampa; dar salida; trapacear; hacer trampas; hacer una mala jugada; pegarle a una persona)
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timar (acotar; cerrar; definir; abrir; apear; deslindar; levantar; apagar; elaborar; delimitar; demarcar; colocar; amanecer; cercar; dar salida; mentir; alzar; depositar; desconectar; enredar; proyectar; camelar; estafar; derrocar; acorralar; desalojar; formular; destituir; perfilar; mancharse; ensuciarse; destronar; embaucar; tomar el pelo; amañar; desahuciar; clarecer; clarear; chapucear; amputar; amover; sablear; apoyarse en; frangollar; atrabancar; embarullar; socaliñar; agrandarse; chafallar; hacer mal; emporcarse; hacer una mala jugada; dar un sablazo; robar con engaño; pegarle a una persona)
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timar (agarrar; coger; engañar; trabar; captar; estafar; engastar)
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timar (levantar; elevar; subir; alzar)
Conjugations for timar:
presente
- timo
- timas
- tima
- timamos
- timáis
- timan
imperfecto
- timaba
- timabas
- timaba
- timábamos
- timabais
- timaban
indefinido
- timé
- timaste
- timó
- timamos
- timasteis
- timaron
fut. de ind.
- timaré
- timarás
- timará
- timaremos
- timaréis
- timarán
condic.
- timaría
- timarías
- timaría
- timaríamos
- timaríais
- timarían
pres. de subj.
- que time
- que times
- que time
- que timemos
- que timéis
- que timen
imp. de subj.
- que timara
- que timaras
- que timara
- que timáramos
- que timarais
- que timaran
miscelánea
- ¡tima!
- ¡timad!
- ¡no times!
- ¡no timéis!
- timado
- timando
1. yo, 2. tĆŗ, 3. Ć©l/ella/usted, 4. nosotros/nosotras, 5. vosotros/vosotras, 6. ellos/ellas/ustedes
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Wiktionary Translations for timar:
timar
verb
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obtain through guile or cunning
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(ambitransitive) to cheat or swindle; to use crafty, deceitful methods (often with "out of")
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to obtain money or property by fraud
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to trick or defraud, usually for personal gain
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to defraud someone