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o thời gian; thời điểm; thời kỳ, giai đoạn
§ actual drilling time : thời gian khoan thực tế
§ breakdown time : thời gian bị hỏng máy; thời gian phân hủy
§ catalyst residence time : thời gian có mặt xúc tác
§ closing time : thời gian đóng, thời điểm đóng
§ coking time : thời gian cốc hóa
§ contact time : thời gian tiếp xúc
§ coring time : thời gian lấy mẫu lõi
§ delay time : thời gian trễ
§ delivery time : thời gian phân phối
§ distillation time : thời gian chưng cất
§ door-to-door time : thời gian có mặt (tại xí nghiệp)
§ down time : thời gian chết (chờ sửa chữa)
§ drilling time : thời gian khoan
§ efflux time : thời gian chảy thoát
§ fill up time : thời gian rót nạp, thời gian lấp đầy
§ firing time : thời gian đốt, thời gian bốc cháy
§ fishing time : thời gian cứu kẹt
§ heating time : thời gian đốt nóng, thời gian nung
§ idle time : thời gian không tải
§ intercept time : thời gian giao nhau (địa chấn khúc xạ)
§ melting time : thời gian nóng chảy
§ off-peak time : thời gian trước và sau cao điểm
§ on stream time : thời gian hoạt động thực, giai đoạn chạy máy chính thức
§ operational time : thời gian vận hành, thời gian làm việc
§ operating time : thời gian vận hành, thời gian làm việc
§ peak time : thời gian cao điểm, giờ cao điểm
§ process hold up time : giai đoạn không sản xuất, thời kỳ không sản xuất
§ pulling out time for drill pipe : thời gian lắp thêm ống khoan
§ reciprocal time : thời gian nghịch đảo
§ residence time : thời gian có mặt xúc tác
§ rig time : thời gian lắp ráp tháp khoan
§ running time : thời gian chạy máy, thời gian hoạt động
§ set up time : thời gian thiết lập, thời gian lắp ráp
§ setting time : thời gian lắp ráp
§ spending time : thời gian tiêu hao, thời gian trung hòa (axit)
§ start up time : thời gian khởi động
§ thawing time : thời gian tan băng
§ transit time : thời gian chuyển tiếp
§ travel time : thời gian di chuyển
§ trip time : thời gian khoan dạo (kéo và thả mũi khoan để kiểm tra thành giếng)
§ two-way time : thời gian “đường kép” (phản xạ sóng địa chấn)
§ up hole time : thời gian phản hồi của sóng (trở lại mặt đất)
§ time of firing : thời gian cháy
§ time of incidence of shock : thời gian tới của chấn động
§ time of occurrence : thời gian xảy ra chấn động (từ nguồn đến chấn tâm)
§ time after bit : thời gian sau khi khoan
§ time at shot point : thời gian ở điểm nổ
§ time branch : biểu đồ thời khoarng phân nhánh
§ time break : thời điểm nổ
§ time constant : hằng số thời gian
§ time delay : thời gian trễ
§ time domain : miền thời gian
§ time gate : khoảng thời gian
§ time gradient : građien thời gian
§ time interval map : bản đồ khoảng thời gian
§ time lead : tới nhanh
§ time line : đường cùng thời
§ time marks : mốc thời gian
§ time sag : thời gian chậm
§ time series : chuỗi thời gian
§ time since circulation : thời gian sau tuần hoàn
§ time slice : lát cắt thời gian
§ time transgressive : diễn tiến theo thời gian
§ time variant filter : bộ lọc biến đổi thời gian
§ time-dependent fluid : chất lưu phụ thuộc vào thời gain
§ time-depth chart : đồ thị độ sâu - thời gian
§ time-depth curve : đồ thị độ sâu - thời gian
§ time-distance curve : biểu đồ thời - khoảng,
§ time-distance graph : biểu đồ thời - khoảng
§ time-domain electromagnetism : điện từ trong miền thời gian
§ time-lapse logging : log đo lặp lại
§ time-maker : bộ ghi thời gian
§ time-of-flight ultrasonic flowmeter : lưu tốc kế siêu âm
§ time-rate : mức thời gian; chế độ làm việc
§ time-section : mặt cắt (theo) thời gian
§ time-table : biểu thời gian
§ time-temperature index : chỉ số nhiệt độ - thời gian
Time
Thời gian
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): time, overtime, timer, timing, timelessness, time, timeless, timely, untimely, timelessly
Word families (Nouns, Verbs, Adjectives, Adverbs): time, overtime, timer, timing, timelessness, time, timeless, timely, untimely, timelessly
Xem thêm: clip, clock time, fourth dimension, meter, metre, prison term, sentence, clock
time noun
1 what is measured in minutes, hours, days, etc.
TIME + VERB elapse, go by, pass As time went by we saw less and less of each other. The changing seasons mark the passing of time. | fly How time flies! | drag Time drags in this job. | heal sth Time heals all wounds.
PREP. in ~ The world exists in time and space. | over ~ Perceptions change over time. | through ~ travel through time
PHRASES the mists of time The origins of this custom are lost in the mists of time.
2 time shown on a clock
ADJ. good, perfect My watch keeps good time. | local The attacks were launched at 9 p.m. local time. | British Summer, Greenwich Mean, etc.
VERB + TIME tell Can your son tell the time yet? | have Have you got the time? | make What time do you make it? | look at Look at the time! We'll be late. | keep
PREP. ahead of/behind … ~ two hours behind Central European Time
PHRASES this time tomorrow, etc. This time tomorrow I'll be in Canada. | time in/of the morning/afternoon/evening, time of (the) night/year, time of day
3 time when sth happens/should happen
ADJ. peak There are extra buses at peak times. | closing, opening | arrival, departure
VERB + TIME fix, set We need to fix a time for the next meeting.
TIME + VERB come You'll feel differently about it when the time comes.
PREP. ahead of ~ Check the programme ahead of time. | behind ~ The plane took off an hour behind time. | by the ~ By the time you get there the meeting will be over. | in ~ We got home in time to see the end of the match. | on ~ The trains are rarely on time.
4 amount of time
ADJ. considerable, long | little, short | reasonable | precious We're wasting precious time. | idle | free, leisure, spare | journey, travel, travelling | lead, waiting There is a long lead time between order and delivery of the product.
VERB + TIME have Have you got time for a chat? I had no time to think. | give sb/sth I can certainly do the job if you give me time. | take (sb) It takes time to make changes in the law. It took her a long time to read the report.
Take your time (= take as much time as you like). | spend She spends much of her time reading. | kill, pass, while away It helps to pass the time. | fritter away, idle away | devote, put She devotes all her spare time to gardening. He put all his time into the show. | allow They didn't allow much time for discussion. | find, make I can never find time to write letters. I can probably make the time to see them. | wait We had to wait some time before the bus arrived. | gain, save You would save time with a dishwasher. | waste | lose, run out of We have no time to lose (= we must hurry). I didn't finish the test?I ran out of time. | be pressed for/short of | be out of | play for Not knowing what to do, she played for time by going to the bathroom.
TIME + VERB be up, run out Sorry, your time is up.
TIME + NOUN period, scale, span | limit | lag
PREP. at a ~ He surfs the Internet for hours at a time. | for a ~ I lived there for a time. | in ~ You'll get used to the work in time. | over/with ~ Her skills improved with time.
PHRASES all in good time (= sth will happen when the time is right) Be patient, Emily! All in good time. | all the time/the whole time The letter was in my pocket all the time (= while I was looking for it). She leaves the lights on all the time (= always/repeatedly). | a battle/race against time Finishing the book was a race against time. | if time permits We will discuss this matter later, if time permits. | in the fullness of time (= when the time is right, usually after a long period), in good/plenty of time Get to the airport in good time (= plenty of time before the plane leaves). | in next to no time/in no time at all, in ten minutes', three hours', etc. time I'll be back in ten minutes' time. | in your own (good) time (= taking as long as you want/need), a length of time Have you lived abroad for any length of time? | most of the time, a period of time, some/a long time ago Her parents died a long time ago. | a waste of time What a waste of time!
5 (often times) period in the past/present
ADJ. good, great, happy | bad, difficult, hard, rough, sad, troubled, unhappy Times are hard for the unemployed. | ancient, early, former, old in ancient times | modern, recent | medieval, prehistoric, etc.
VERB + TIME have We had a great time at the party.
TIME + VERB change Times have changed since Grandma was young.
PREP. at a/the~ He lived at the time of the French Revolution. At one time Mary was my best friend. | before your ~ The Beatles were before my time. | in your ~ Mr Curtis was the manager in my time (= when I was working there). | in ~s in times of trouble
PHRASES from/since time immemorial (= for a very long time), of all time the greatest footballer of all time | a sign of the times, time was when Time was when (= there was a time when) we never needed to lock our house at night.
6 occasion
ADJ. that, this I'm determined to pass this time. | last When was the last time you saw her? | another, next Next time you're here let's have lunch together. | one | each, every Every time I hear that song I feel happy. | appropriate, good, suitable Is this an appropriate time to discuss my salary? | appointed, right | bad, wrong This would be a bad time to tell her. | first, second, etc. | umpteenth | countless I've told you countless times.
VERB + TIME bide We'll have to bide our time until the rain stops.
TIME + VERB come Your time will come. | be ripe The time is ripe for revolution.
PREP. at a/the ~ The lift can take four people at a time. At the time of writing, a ceasefire is under discussion. Hot water is available at all times. He can be rather moody at times. | by the ~ She'll have gone by the time we get there. | for the … ~ I told her not to do it for the umpteenth time. | ~ for It's time for a break.
PHRASES at the present time, for the time being (= temporarily), a number of times, X times out of X three times out of ten
7 when you experience sth in a particular way
ADJ. enjoyable, fun, good, grand, great, marvellous, pleasant, splendid, wonderful It was a fun time for us girls. | awful, dreadful, horrible, miserable, sad, terrible
VERB + TIME have Did you have a good time in Spain?
8 time taken in a race, etc.
ADJ. fast | record He completed the course in record time.
VERB + TIME clock up, record She clocked up one of the fastest times of the year.
9 musical rhythm
ADJ. march, waltz | double, quick | four-four, three-four, etc.
VERB + TIME beat, keep The conductor beat time with a baton.
TIME + NOUN signature
PREP. in/out of ~ (to/with) clapping in time to the music
n.
this time he succeeded
he called four times
he could do ten at a clip
he waited a long time
the time of year for planting
he was a great actor is his time
take time to smell the roses
I didn't have time to finish
it took more than half my time
it is time to go
do you know what time it is?
the time is 10 o'clock
he had a time holding back the tears
they had a good time together
he served a prison term of 15 months
his sentence was 5 to 10 years
he is doing time in the county jail
v.
he clocked the runners
The candidate carefully timed his appearance at the disaster scene
we time the process to manufacture our cars very precisely
time the clock
The good player times his swing so as to hit the ball squarely
