make a time US
made a time
Definition Conjugation
Definition of make a time - Reverso English Dictionary
Verbal expression
1.
appointment planningUS arrange a specific time for an event or meetingUS
- Let's make a time to discuss the project.
2.
time managementUS find time in a busy scheduleUS
- She managed to make a time for her hobbies despite her busy job.
Terms with make a time included in their meaning
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decision-making
let someone have time to make a decision
conversation
make someone continue speaking for a period of time
premature
time too soon to make a decision
frighten someone
make someone feel sudden fear for a short time
idiomatic worsening
make things worse for someone already having a hard time
scheduling
manage to make room or time for something in a tight schedule
free time
make free time in a busy schedule
vehicles
make an engine run faster for a short time
extend
make something last by using little at a time
time
make someone aware of time or a deadline
Examples of make a time in a sentence
Can you make a time for the team meeting tomorrow? He had to make a time for the meeting. They will make a time to discuss the project.
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- French:fixer un moment, trouver du temps, ...
- German:eine Zeit vereinbaren, Zeit finden, ...
- Italian:fissare un orario, trovare il tempo, ...
- Spanish:fijar una hora, encontrar tiempo, ...
- Portuguese:agendar, encontrar tempo, ...
- Chinese:安排时间, 抽出时间, ...
- Japanese:時間を作る, 時間を見つける, ...
- Arabic:اِتَّفَقَ عَلَى مَوْعِد, وَجَدَ وَقْتًا, ...
- Hebrew:לִקְבּוֹעַ זְמַן, לִמְצוֹא זְמַן, ...
- Russian:назначать, найти время, ...
- Ukrainian:домовитися про час, знайти час, ...
- Hindi:समय निर्धारित करना, समय निकालना, ...
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