from that time forth UK
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Definition of from that time forth - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
continuationDated UK starting at that time and continuingDated UK
- From that time forth, they were inseparable.
- From that time forth, he never looked back.
- From that time forth, she dedicated herself to charity.
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Expressions with time
referring to the concept of time
We talked about time and its mysteries.
without being late
She arrived in time for the meeting.
require a long period to happen or be done
Good things take time to develop.
the deadline has passed, there is no more time
Time's up, please put your pencils down.
before the expected moment or deadline
The report was submitted ahead of time.
be available to do something
I don't have the time to meet today.
having no time left to finish something
We were out of time to submit the project.
use as much time as needed
Take your time to answer the question.
very soon, within a short time
The bus should arrive any time now.
gradually, events develop as months go on
As time goes by, friendships can fade or grow stronger.
true or existing in the past
At one time, this was a bustling town.
earlier than someone was born or could remember
The movie was made before my time, so I haven't seen it.
occurring earlier than someone's experience
The old office layout was before my time.
used to wish future success after failure
You missed the shot, but better luck next time.
exactly at the planned or expected time
The train arrived dead on time.
at twice the usual speed
The soldiers marched in double time to catch up.
allocate a specific period for an activity
He found the time to meet with his team every week.
tell someone the current time
Can you give me the time, please?
allow someone time to do something
Please give me time to finish my work before we leave.
period of difficulty or hardship
She had a hard time adjusting to the new job.
experience difficulty or hardship in a situation
She had a rough time adjusting to the new school.
experience difficulty doing something
She had a tough time finishing the project.
dislike or disapprove of something or someone
She has no time for rude people.
time passes quickly
I can't believe it's June already. How time flies!”
Expressions with forth
extend a body part or something held forward
He put forth his hand to greet her.
grow or develop rapidly and vigorously
The flowers began to burgeon forth in the spring.
produce flowers or bloom
The cherry trees blossom forth every spring.
summon someone to speak or act
The teacher called forth the student to answer.
moving repeatedly between two places
She paced back and forth in the room.
used to indicate continuation of a list or ideas
I need eggs, milk, bread, and so forth for the recipe.
speak at length in a pompous or tedious way
He loves to hold forth on the flaws of modern education at every meeting.
speak at length about a topic
She held forth on her travel experiences for hours.
present a proposal for consideration
He set forth a new plan for the project.
go forward bravely into unknown situations
They decided to venture forth into the dark forest.
flow out quickly and in large amounts
Water began to gush forth from the broken pipe.
cause to appear or be visible
The magician managed to bring forth a rabbit from his hat.
erupt suddenly with force or emotion
The volcano burst forth with lava and ash.
appear in large quantity or numbers
Tears began to pour forth from her eyes.
emit light or glow brightly
The lighthouse will shine forth to guide the ships.
emit something forcefully in large amounts
The volcano began to spew forth lava.
to move forward quickly and suddenly
The cat sprang forth to catch the mouse.
move repeatedly between two places
The bus shuttles back and forth between the airport and the hotel.
move in one direction and then into the opposite direction
The pendulum moves back and forth continuously.
communicate via email frequently
We email back and forth to stay updated on the progress.
links a statement to details described later in the text
The tenant shall pay additional charges as set forth below in Section 3.
extend a part of the body forward
He stretched forth his hand to help.
move many times between two places or areas
During the day, nurses go back and forth between different rooms.
give tangible form to something abstract
The artist bodied forth his dreams in the sculpture.
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- French:dès lors, ...
- German:seitdem, ...
- Italian:da allora, ...
- Spanish:desde entonces, ...
- Portuguese:desde então, ...
- Chinese:从那时起, ...
- Japanese:その時から, ...
- Arabic:منذ ذلك الحين, ...
- Hebrew:מֵרֶגַע זֶה וָאֵילַךְ, ...
- Russian:отныне, ...
- Ukrainian:відтоді, ...
- Hindi:उस समय से, ...
- Bengali:সেই সময় থেকে, ...
- Catalan:des d'aquell moment, ...
- Czech:od té doby, ...
- Danish:fra det tidspunkt, ...
- Dutch:sindsdien, ...
- Greek:έκτοτε, ...
- Hungarian:attól fogva, ...
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- Romanian:din acel moment, ...
- Swedish:sedan dess, ...
- Thai:ตั้งแต่นั้นเป็นต้นมา, ...
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