in time — early enough; before the deadline or before it's too late
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: early enough; before the deadline or before it's too late
Pronunciation (IPA): /ɪn taɪm/
Korean meaning: 제시간에, 시간에 맞춰서
Korean pronunciation: 인 **타**임
Example Sentences
- Thanks to my alarm clock, I woke up in time to catch the worm... I mean, the bus!
- She submitted her homework in time, avoiding her teacher's scary glare.
- In time, even the worst cook can learn to make edible food.
in time
ADVERB//ɪn taɪm//
early enough; before the deadline or before it's too late
early enough; before the deadline or before it's too late
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After climb time, she's in time for prime time!
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Origin
'in'과 'time'의 조합으로, 시간의 범위나 한계 안에 있다는 의미에서 발달했습니다.
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“Thanks to my alarm clock, I woke up in time to catch the worm... I mean, the bus!”
“She submitted her homework in time, avoiding her teacher's scary glare.”
“In time, even the worst cook can learn to make edible food.”
“He arrived in time for the movie, but forgot to buy popcorn!”
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