hometime UK
ˈhoʊmˌtaɪm
Definition

Definition of hometime - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
educationUKtime when pupils leave school for homeUK
  • Hometime is at 3 PM for most students.
dismissal
2.
workUKtime to leave work and go homeUK
  • Everyone was excited as hometime approached.
quitting time
3.
day endRareUKtime to return home after being awayRareUK
  • After the long trip, it was finally hometime.
homecoming
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Images of hometime

  • hometime: time when pupils leave school for home
    time when pupils leave school for home

Origin of hometime

English, home (residence) + time (period)

Examples of hometime in a sentence

  • Parents wait eagerly for hometime outside the school.
  • Hometime was delayed due to an urgent meeting.
  • She packed her things quickly as hometime neared.
  • As the clock struck five, it was hometime.
  • The kids were excited for hometime after school.

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  1. French:fin des cours, heure de rentrer, ...
  2. German:Schulschluss, Feierabend, ...
  3. Italian:orario di uscita, ora di tornare a casa, ...
  4. Spanish:hora de salida, fin de la jornada, ...
  5. Portuguese:hora de ir para casa, hora de saída, ...
  6. Chinese:放学时间, 下班时间, ...
  7. Japanese:下校時間, 帰宅時間, ...
  8. Arabic:وقت الانصراف, وَقْت اِنْصِرَاف, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁעַת סִיּוּם הַלִּמּוּדִים, שְׁעַת סִיּוּם, ...
  10. Russian:время ухода домой, время ухода с работы, ...
  11. Ukrainian:час повернення додому, час йти додому, ...
  12. Hindi:घर जाने का समय, काम समाप्ति समय, ...

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