Time Expressions | Time Idioms | Time Phrases in English

 Time Idioms / Time Phrases / Time Expressions


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There are a lot of Time Expressions or Idioms we frequently use in English Language, in this you will come to know all 13 important Time Expressions used in English.

Time flies

This is very common phrase and we frequently use, it shows time passes quickly समय का बहुत तेजी से कटना
Examples are given below.

  • When we work, time flies
  • जब हम काम करते है तब समय तेजी से कटता है
  • How time is flying
  • समय कितनी तेजी से कट रहा है
  • You couldn't do something, time flew
  • समय निकल गया ,तुम कुछ नहीं कर सके

On time

This is used to show " arrive at the right time" or not to be late समय से या समय पर

  • You did this work on time
  • तुमने समय पर यह कार्य कर दिया
  • I go to college on time
  • मैं समय से कॉलेज जाता हु
  • The train will arrive on time
  • ट्रैन समय से पहुंचेगी

Make time

This time expression is used to show that find time to do something कुछ करने के लिए समय निकालना make time means finding time to do something

  • I will make time to do something
  • मैं कुछ करने के लिए समय निकालूंगा
  • He makes time to meet me
  • वह मुझसे मिलने के लिए समय निकालता है
  • I hardly made time to do it
  • इसे करने के लिए मैंने मुश्किल से समय निकाला

Spare time

Spare time refers free time, it shows "to have free time to do something" अतिरिक्त समय होना

  • I learn English in my spare time
  • मैं अपने अतिरिक्त समय में इंग्लिश सीखता हु
  • He reads newspaper in his spare time
  • वह अपने अतिरिक्त समय में न्यूज़ पेपर पढता है
  • We should watch news in our spare time
  • हमें अपने अतिरिक्त समय में न्यूज़ देखनी चाहिए

In the nick of time

This idiom means that you arrive or finish something before being late or at the last possible moment अंतिम समय में

  • I reached exam center in the nick of time
  • मैं अंतिम समय में एग्जाम सेंटर पंहुचा
  • He scored in the nick of time
  • उसने अंतिम समय में स्कोर किया

Time for a change

This idiom shows that "it's time to change" बदलाव का समय या कुछ नया करना

  • I have done my job 5 years, now it's time for a change
  • मेरी जॉब को 5 साल हो चुके है अब मुझे कुछ नया करना है

A hard time

It means that time is difficult and something is difficult to do मुश्किल दौर

  • I have a hard time
  • मैं मुश्किल दौर में हु
  • He is going through a hard time
  • वह मुश्किल दौर से गुजर रहा है

Time heals all wounds

This phrase shows that "Everything happens good with the time" समय के साथ साथ सब कुछ ठीक हो जाता है

  • Just forget her, time heals all wounds
  • उसे भूल जाओ समय के साथ साथ सबकुछ ठीक हो जायेगा
  • Let him go, time heals all wounds
  • उसे जाने दो समय के साथ साथ सब कुछ ठीक हो जाता है

 

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