Definition
Definition of hometime - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- Hometime is at 3 PM for most students.
2.
- Everyone was excited as hometime approached.
3.
- After the long trip, it was finally hometime.
Images of hometime

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