简明英汉词典

 at the same time
adv.
同时, 但是

美国传统词典[双解]

 time
time
AHD:[tom]
D.J.[taim]
K.K.[ta!m]
n.（名词）

(1)

 Abbr. t., T.
缩写 t.， T.

(2)

 A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.
时间：事件从过去到现在至未来以不可逆转的顺序发生的非空间性的延续

(3)

 An interval separating two points on this continuum; a duration:
一段时间：在这种延续中相隔两点之间的间隔；持续时间：
a long time since the last war; passed the time reading.
上次战争后很长一段时间；以读书消磨时光

(4)

 A number, as of years, days, or minutes, representing such an interval:
如年、日或分等代表这一段时间的数字：
ran the course in a time just under four minutes.
在不到四分钟的时间里跑完全程

(5)

 A similar number representing a specific point on this continuum, reckoned in hours and minutes:
时刻：以小时和分来计算的代表该延续中特定点的类似数字：
checked her watch and recorded the time, 6:17 a.m.
她看了看表并记下了时间，上午 6:17

(6)

 A system by which such intervals are measured or such numbers are reckoned:
度量持续时间和计算数字的系统：
solar time.
太阳时

(7)

 Often times An interval, especially a span of years, marked by similar events, conditions, or phenomena; an era:
常作 times 时代：尤指许多年等以类似事件、状况或现象为标志的一段时间；时代：
hard times; a time of troubles.
艰难时期；动乱时代

(8)

 times The present with respect to prevailing conditions and trends:
times 时势：反映流行状况和趋势的现今状况：
You must change with the times.
你必须随着时势的转变而改变

(9)

 A suitable or opportune moment or season:
适当时机：合适或幸运的时机或季节：
a time for taking stock of one's life.
对一个人的一生作出评价的时候

(10)

 Periods or a period designated for a given activity:
规定时间：指定进行特定活动的一段或多段时间：
harvest time; time for bed.
收获期；睡觉时间

(11)

 Periods or a period necessary or available for a given activity:
活动所需的时间：特定活动的必要或可行的一个或多个阶段：
I have no time for golf.
我没时间打高尔夫球

(12)

 A period at one's disposal:
可供自己支配的时间：
Do you have time for a chat?
你有时间聊一会儿吗?

(13)

 An appointed or fated moment, especially of death or giving birth:
时限：一个指定或命中注定的时刻，尤指死亡或出生：
He died before his time. Her time is near.
他早逝了。她的临产期快到了

(14)

 One of several instances:
多次之一：
knocked three times; addressed Congress for the last time before retirement.
敲了三下；退休前最后一次在议会演讲

(15)

 times Used to indicate the number of instances by which something is multiplied or divided:
times 倍：用来表示某物被乘或除的次数：
This tree is three times taller than that one. My library is many times smaller than hers.
这棵树比那棵树高三倍。我的藏书比她的少好几倍

(16)

 One's lifetime.
人的一生

(17)

 One's period of greatest activity or engagement.
人一生中最活跃或好斗的时期

(18)

 A person's experience during a specific period or on a certain occasion:
时光：一个人在某段时间或某个场合中的经历：
had a good time at the party.
晚会上玩得很好

(19)

 A period of military service.
服兵役期

(20)

 A period of apprenticeship.
学徒期

(21)

 Informal A prison sentence.
【非正式用语】 刑期

(22)

 The customary period of work:
日常工作时间：
hired for full time.
专职工作

(23)

 The period spent working.
工作时间

(24)

 The hourly pay rate:
时薪：每小时付的钱：
earned double time on Sundays.
在星期日挣双份工资

(25)

 The period during which a radio or television program or commercial is broadcast:
播出时间：广播或电视中节目或商业广告播出的时间：
“There's television time to buy”(Brad Goldstein)
“可以购买的电视播出时间”(布拉德·戈尔茨坦)

(26)

 The rate of speed of a measured activity:
速率：有节奏行动的速率：
marching in double time.
以快两倍的速度行进

(27)

 Music
【音乐】

(28)

 The characteristic beat of musical rhythm:
拍子：音乐节奏特定的拍子：
three-quarter time.
四三拍

(29)

 The rate of speed at which a piece of music is played; the tempo.
速度：演奏音乐作品的速率；速度

(30)

 Chiefly British The hour at which a pub closes.
【多用于英国】 酒馆关门时间

(31)

 Sports A time-out.
【体育运动】 暂停
adj.（形容词）

(1)

 Of, relating to, or measuring time.
时间的：属于、有关或测定时间的

(2)

 Constructed so as to operate at a particular moment:
定时的：设计以便在某一时刻运作的：
a time release.
定时发行

(3)

 Payable on a future date or dates.
定期的：在未来的某个或某些时期偿还的

(4)

 Of or relating to installment buying:
（有关）分期购买的：
time payments.
分期付款
v.tr.（及物动词）
timed， tim.ing， times

(1)

 To set the time for (an event or occasion).
为（某事或某场合）确定时间

(2)

 To adjust to keep accurate time.
拨准：调整以保持准确时间

(3)

 To adjust so that a force is applied or an action occurs at the desired time:
安排…的速度：通过调节使在预想的时间施加力量或使某事发生：
timed his swing so as to hit the ball squarely.
计算好他的摇摆度以便正好击中球

(4)

 To record the speed or duration of:
记录速度或时间长度：
time a runner.
给跑步者计时

(5)

 To set or maintain the tempo, speed, or duration of:
设定或保持拍子、速度或时长：
time a manufacturing process.
保持制造过程的时间

习惯用语

 against time
With a quickly approaching time limit:
争分夺秒地，尽快地：时限很快就要到了地：
worked against time to deliver the manuscript before the deadline.
争分夺秒地工作以便在最后期限到来前交出手搞

at one time

(1)

 Simultaneously.
同时的

(2)

 At a period or moment in the past.
曾经：在过去的某一时刻或某段时期

at the same time
However; nonetheless.
但是，然而

at times
On occasion; sometimes.
有时；间或

behind the times
Out-of-date; old-fashioned.
过时的；陈旧的

for the time being
Temporarily.
暂时的

from time to time
Once in a while; at intervals.
时时；间或

high time
Long overdue:
早已超过时间：
It's high time that you started working.
你早该开始工作了

in good time

(1)

 In a reasonable length of time.
及时，迅速：在合适的一段时间内

(2)

 When or before due.
及时：在到期时或在此之前

(3)

 Quickly.
迅速地

in no time
Almost instantly; immediately.
几乎马上地；立刻

in time

(1)

 Before a time limit expires.
及时：在时限到来之前

(2)

 Within an indefinite time; eventually:
最后，终于：在不定的时间内；最终：
In time they came to accept the harsh facts.
他们最终承认了严酷的事实

(3)

 Music In the proper tempo.
【音乐】 合拍

on time

(1)

 According to schedule; punctual or punctually.
按时，准时：按时间表的；准时的（地）

(2)

 By paying in installments.
以分期付款方式地

time after time
Again and again; repeatedly.
一次又一次地；重复地

time and again
Again and again; repeatedly.
一次又一次；重复地

time of (one's) life
A highly pleasurable experience:
非常愉快的经历：
We had the time of our lives at the beach.
我们在海滩上度过了最愉快的时刻

time on (one's) hands
An interval with nothing to do.
无事可做的间隙

time was
There was once a time:
曾有一个时候：
“Time was when [urban gangs] were part of a . . . subculture that inner-city adolescence outgrew” (George F. Will)
“曾经有个时候城内的青年人已成长大了，[都市群体] 不再属于亚文化群的一部分” (乔治F.威尔)

语源

(1)

 Middle English
中古英语

(2)

 from Old English toa * see d3-
源自 古英语 toa *参见 d3-

现代英汉综合大辞典

 time
[taim]
n.

(1)

 时, 时间

(2)

 时候, 时刻

(3)

 时机, 机会

(4)

 [pl. ]时代, 时势; 境况, [the time]当代

(5)

 时期; 时令

(6)

 生活期, 死期, 临终; 一生; 闲暇; 学徒期, 服役期, 产期, 刑期

(7)

 次, 回, 倍(用来表示倍数或乘法), 度

(8)

 进行速度, 诗的节奏;【音】节拍

(9)

 [Times]时报(用于报刊名称, 如:The New York Times 《纽约时报》, The Times [英]《泰晤士报》)

(10)

 规定的工作时间; 所需时间

(11)

 计时工资率; 最后一次工资

(12)

 【体】(一?热蛞痪直热氖毕? 暂停; 开始
time and space
时间和空间
hard times
艰苦时代
for the first time
第一次
common time
普通拍子(指二或四拍)
It'stime for lunch.
午饭时候到了。
Now is your time.
现在你的机会到了。
His time is close at hand.
他快死了。
The umpire calledtime.
裁判员叫暂停。

词性变化

 time
vt.

(1)

 安排...的时间; 为...选择时机

(2)

 测定...的速率; 记录...的时间; 测定完成某一过程的最终时间

(3)

 使合拍子
time a runner
记录赛跑者的时间
The remark is well timed.
这话正合时宜。

time
vi.
打拍子; 和谐, 配合作事
adj.

(1)

 时间的

(2)

 记录时间的

(3)

 定时[定期]的

(4)

 分期(付款)的
a time bomb
定时炸弹
a time deposit
定期存款
a time payment
分期付款

继承用法

 timeball
n.
报时球

timebargain
n.
期货交易

time-base
n.

(1)

 时间坐标;【无】时基, 时轴

(2)

 扫描

timecard
[table]
n.
出勤[工作]时间记录表或卡片

time-consumer
n.
耗费时间的事情

time-consuming
[`taImkEn9sjU:mIN]
adj.
耗费时间的

time-dependent
adj.
与时间有关的; 随时间变化的

time-expired
[`taImIk9spaIEd]
adj.
(士兵、水兵等)已服役满期的

time-fall
n.
电动势随放电而降落

time-fuse
n.
定时信管

timehonored
adj.
自古以来的, 历史悠久的, 久享盛名的. 由来已久的

time-independent
adj.
与时间无关的, 牢固的

time-interval
n.
时间间隔

timekeeper
n.
钟表; 工作时间记录员, (运动比赛等的)计时员

time-lag
n., vt., vi.
延时, 落后, 时滞

time-lapse
[`taImlAps]
n.
时间流逝[推移]

词性变化

 time
adj.
缩时摄影的

time-limit
n.
时限, 限期-meter
n.
计时器

time-on-pad
n.
发射台上停留时间

time-out
[`taIm`aJt]
n.
停工, 停顿; 暂停(尤指比赛)

time-period
n.
时限, 周期

timepiece
[5taImpi:s]
n.
钟表; 精密记时针; 播时器

time-preserving
n.
保持时间正确, 时间上不迟延

time-proof
adj.
长寿命的, 耐久的

timerate
n.
计时工资制

time-resolved
adj.
时间分辨的

time-rise
n.
电动势随充电而增长

time-saver
n.
节省时间的事物[因素]

timesaving
[5taImseIvIN]
adj.
节约时间的

timescale
n.
时间表[尺度], 时标, 时间量程

timeserver
n.
趋炎附势的人

timeserving
adj.
随波逐流的; 骑墙的, 以已之利为准则的

timesharing
adj.
【自】分时(操作)

timetable
[5taImteIb(E)l]
n.
时间表; [英]课程表; 时间曲线

timetested
adj.
(=time tried)经过时间检验的

time-waster
n.
浪费时间的事或人

time-wasting
adj.
浪费时间的

timework
[5taImw\:k]
n.
计时或计日付酬的工作

timeworn
[`taImwR:n]
adj.
陈旧的; 陈腐的; 古老的

timed
adj.
同步的, 定时的, 时控的

timeless
[5taImlIs]
adj.

(1)

 不合时宜的, 过早的, 超时间的

(2)

 无限的, 无时间限制的; 长期有效的; 不定时的

(3)

 永久[恒]的, 无始无终的

timelessly
adv.

timelessness
n.

timeliness
n.
及时, 时间性, 好时机

timely
[5taImlI]
adv., adj.
及时(的); 适时(发生)的; 正好(的)

timeous
[`taImEs]
adj.
[苏]=timely

习惯用语

 a dozen times
多次, 十几遍

a good time

(1)

 相当长的时间

(2)

 愉快的时间, 非?独值氖奔?

a pretty time of it
不愉快的处境

abreast of the times(=in with the times)
与时代并进; 不落后于时代

abreast with the times(=in with the times)
与时代并进; 不落后于时代

against time
以最快的速度, 争分夺秒地

ahead of one's time
跑在时代前头

ahead of the times
跑在时代前头

ahead oftime
提前

all in goodtime
[口]快了, 别急; 在适当的时候; 当时机到来时

all the time
一直; 始终; 老是

and about time too
正合时机

apportion one's time
妥善地支配时间

as time goes on
随着时代的推移

as times go
按现在[当时]的形势看来, 以目前[当时]的标准来判断

at a time
一次; 同时; 一下子; 每次

at all times
不论什么时候, 老是

(at) any time
随时; 无论何时

at no time
永不..., 在任何时候都不

at odd times
在闲暇的时候, 利用零碎的时间; 偶尔

at one time

(1)

 (过去)有个时期; 曾经, 一度

(2)

 同时

one time and another
在不同场合, 在不同的时期

one time with another
在不同场合, 在不同的时期

at one time and another
在不同场合, 在不同的时期

at one time with another
在不同场合, 在不同的时期

at one and the same time
在同时; 一面...一面又

at one's time of life
在这个年纪

at other times
平素, 往常; 在其它时候; 在另外场合

at the best of times
在情况最好时候

at the same time

(1)

 同时

(2)

 尽管如此

at the time
当时, 在那个时候

at this time of day

(1)

 时至今日(还...), 这么晚(才...)

(2)

 在(历史、文明、谈判等的)目前阶段; 在目前情况下

at times
有时, 偶尔, 不时

be doing time at
在服徒刑中

be in time to do sth.
来得及做某事

bear test of time
经得起时间考验

stand test of time
经得起时间考验

be pressed for time
时间紧迫

beat time
打拍子

before one's time

(1)

 (=ahead of one's time, ahead of the times, before the times)跑在时代前头, 比同时代人先进

(2)

 过早, 提前

(3)

 不足月(而生); 过早(衰老、死亡等)

before time (=ahead of time)
提前

before sb.'s time
在某人出生以前

beguile the time
消磨时光, 消闲

cheat the time
消磨时光, 消闲

while away the time
消磨时光, 消闲

behind the time(s)
落在时代后头, 落伍; 陈旧落后, 过时

behind time
误时

between times
偶尔, 间或

bide one's time
等待时机

watch one's time
等待时机

big time

(1)

 最愉快的时刻

(2)

 (歌舞、电影、运动等)最高的成就; 第一流

buy time
(用拖延等手法)赢得时间, 争取时间

by the time (that)
到...的时候

by this time
到此刻, 到现在

by times

(1)

 早

(2)

 适时, 及时

(3)

 有时, 偶尔

call time
(裁判员)宣布时间已到

can see the time
可指日以待

can tell the time
会看钟

catch time by the forelock
抓紧时间

seize time by the forelock
抓紧时间

close time
[英]禁猎期

closing time
关店时间; 下班时间; 截止时间

cock-shut time
黄昏

come to time
履行义务

do time
[口]坐牢, 服刑

do sth. in one's own good time
在自己认为合适的时间去做某事

double time

(1)

 双倍工资

(2)

 【军】跑步

equal time
[美](电视广播中给予对立的政党或个人的)相等的答辩时间; 均等机会

every time

(1)

 (=each time)每次, 每逢, 每当

(2)

 [美口]毫无例外地, 总是

fast time (=daylight time)
夏令时间

Father Time
时光老人

fill in the time
消磨时光

fill up the time
消磨时光

find time
有工夫, 有空

first, last and all the time
[美]始终一贯地

for a time
一度, 暂时

for some time
一段时间

for the time being
暂时, 暂且

for time immemorial
自古以来, 无法记忆的过去

from time immemorial
自古以来, 无法记忆的过去

from one time to the next
每一次

from time to time
时常; 有时

gain time

(1)

 (钟表等)走得快

(2)

 用拖延手法借故争取时间

give sb. a hot time
[口]使某人过得很不舒服; 狠狠训斥某人

give sb. a rough time
使某人遭受困难

give sb.time
放宽期限

give sb. time to turn round
给某人回旋的时间

give the time of day
[口]向某人问候; 寒暄

pass the time of day
[口]向某人问候; 寒暄

go with the times

(1)

 随大流; 随波逐流

(2)

 跟着时代跑

golden time
黄金时代; 青春; 幸运的时光

half one's time
[口]大部分时间, 经常

half the time

(1)

 一半时间

(2)

 长时间地; 经常

hard times
艰难时代

have a good time
尽情愉快地玩; 玩得愉快

have a hot time
过得很难受

have a rare time (of it)
[口]过得极快活; 玩得极愉快

have a royal time
过得极为愉快

have a thin time
[俚]过没有钱的日子, 过得很不松快

have a time (of it)
遭到很大困难, 吃了不少苦, 费很大力气

have a tough time of it
日子不好过

have a rough time of it
日子不好过

have all the time in the world
有充裕时间

have no time for
没时间做; [口]轻视, 对...不耐烦

have no time to spare
抽不出时间

have time on one's hands
[口]有的是时间, 很空闲

have time to burn
[美]有用不完的时间

idle away time
虚度光阴, 游手好闲

in a short time
很快地

in bad time
误时, 迟到

in double-quick time
非常快地

in due time
及时地, 适时地, 按时地

in good time
不失时机地; 在适当的时候; 按时, 及时

in good old times
往昔

in jig time
[美口]马上, 迅速地

in (less than) no time (=in next to no time)
转眼工夫, 立刻

in one's own time (=on one's own good time)
在有空的时候

in one's time

(1)

 在某人的一生中

(2)

 在某人的时代, 在...年轻的时候

in (the) course of time

(1)

 随着时间的推移

(2)

 最后, 终于

in the mean time
同时

in time of stress

(1)

 在艰难困苦之时

(2)

 在供不应求之时

in with the times
与时代并进, 不落后于时代

It beats my time.
[美口]真叫我摸不到头脑, 真出乎我的意外。

(it is) about time
是时刻了, 到...的时候了

(It is) high time
是...的时候, 正是应该...的时候

It will last sb.'s time.
够某人用一辈子。

keep bad time
(钟、表)走得不准[准]

keep good time
(钟、表)走得不准[准]

keep time
使(脚)合拍子

kill time
消磨时间; 浪费时间

knock sb. out of time
【体】(拳击)打倒对方, 使在规定时间内不能起来; 挫败某人

know the time of day

美国传统词典

 time
time
AHD:[tom]
D.J.[taim]
K.K.[ta!m]
n.

(1)

 Abbr. t., T.

(2)

 A nonspatial continuum in which events occur in apparently irreversible succession from the past through the present to the future.

(3)

 An interval separating two points on this continuum; a duration:
a long time since the last war; passed the time reading.

(4)

 A number, as of years, days, or minutes, representing such an interval:
ran the course in a time just under four minutes.

(5)

 A similar number representing a specific point on this continuum, reckoned in hours and minutes:
checked her watch and recorded the time, 6:17 a.m.

(6)

 A system by which such intervals are measured or such numbers are reckoned:
solar time.

(7)

 Often times An interval, especially a span of years, marked by similar events, conditions, or phenomena; an era:
hard times; a time of troubles.

(8)

 times The present with respect to prevailing conditions and trends:
You must change with the times.

(9)

 A suitable or opportune moment or season:
a time for taking stock of one's life.

(10)

 Periods or a period designated for a given activity:
harvest time; time for bed.

(11)

 Periods or a period necessary or available for a given activity:
I have no time for golf.

(12)

 A period at one's disposal:
Do you have time for a chat?

(13)

 An appointed or fated moment, especially of death or giving birth:
He died before his time. Her time is near.

(14)

 One of several instances:
knocked three times; addressed Congress for the last time before retirement.

(15)

 times Used to indicate the number of instances by which something is multiplied or divided:
This tree is three times taller than that one. My library is many times smaller than hers.

(16)

 One's lifetime.

(17)

 One's period of greatest activity or engagement.

(18)

 A person's experience during a specific period or on a certain occasion:
had a good time at the party.

(19)

 A period of military service.

(20)

 A period of apprenticeship.

(21)

 Informal A prison sentence.

(22)

 The customary period of work:
hired for full time.

(23)

 The period spent working.

(24)

 The hourly pay rate:
earned double time on Sundays.

(25)

 The period during which a radio or television program or commercial is broadcast:
“There's television time to buy”(Brad Goldstein)

(26)

 The rate of speed of a measured activity:
marching in double time.

(27)

 Music

(28)

 The characteristic beat of musical rhythm:
three-quarter time.

(29)

 The rate of speed at which a piece of music is played; the tempo.

(30)

 Chiefly British The hour at which a pub closes.

(31)

 Sports A time-out.
adj.

(1)

 Of, relating to, or measuring time.

(2)

 Constructed so as to operate at a particular moment:
a time release.

(3)

 Payable on a future date or dates.

(4)

 Of or relating to installment buying:
time payments.
v.tr.
timed, tim.ing, times

(1)

 To set the time for (an event or occasion).

(2)

 To adjust to keep accurate time.

(3)

 To adjust so that a force is applied or an action occurs at the desired time:
timed his swing so as to hit the ball squarely.

(4)

 To record the speed or duration of:
time a runner.

(5)

 To set or maintain the tempo, speed, or duration of:
time a manufacturing process.

习惯用语

 against time
With a quickly approaching time limit:
worked against time to deliver the manuscript before the deadline.

at one time

(1)

 Simultaneously.

(2)

 At a period or moment in the past.

at the same time
However; nonetheless.

at times
On occasion; sometimes.

behind the times
Out-of-date; old-fashioned.

for the time being
Temporarily.

from time to time
Once in a while; at intervals.

high time
Long overdue:
It's high time that you started working.

in good time

(1)

 In a reasonable length of time.

(2)

 When or before due.

(3)

 Quickly.

in no time
Almost instantly; immediately.

in time

(1)

 Before a time limit expires.

(2)

 Within an indefinite time; eventually:
In time they came to accept the harsh facts.

(3)

 Music In the proper tempo.

on time

(1)

 According to schedule; punctual or punctually.

(2)

 By paying in installments.

time after time
Again and again; repeatedly.

time and again
Again and again; repeatedly.

time of (one's) life
A highly pleasurable experience:
We had the time of our lives at the beach.

time on (one's) hands
An interval with nothing to do.

time was
There was once a time:
“Time was when [urban gangs] were part of a . . . subculture that inner-city adolescence outgrew” (George F. Will)

语源

(1)

 Middle English

(2)

 from Old English toa * see d3-

英汉航海大词典

 at the same time
adv.同时,可是

英汉环境大词典

 at the same time
n.同时,当时,而又

英汉经贸大词典

 at the same time
n.同时,当时,而又

英汉能源大词典

 at the same time
n.同时,当时,而又