Час і дати англійською — B2, 75 слів
Слова теми «Час і дати» рівня B2: визначення англійською, приклад уживання та переклад українською.
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always
завждиEvery time; something happens again and again without stopping.
He always forgets his keys.
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annually
щорічноHappening or done once every year.
My family goes on holiday annually during the summer.
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constant
постійнийHappening a lot, or never stopping.
The constant rain made it hard to go outside.
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constantly
весь часAll the time, without stopping or taking a break.
My brother is constantly playing video games after school.
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continuous
тривалий видA verb form showing an action that is happening now or was happening at a specific time.
In 'she is studying', the verb is in the continuous form.
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continuously
постійноWithout stopping; something that happens or continues all the time without breaks.
The baby cried continuously throughout the night.
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date back
датуватися, сягатиTo have started or existed a long time ago.
This old building dates back to the 1800s.
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date from sth
датуватися зTo have existed since a particular time in the past.
This old house dates from the 1800s.
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daytime
денний часThe time during the day when it is light and the sun is in the sky.
I like to play outside during the daytime.
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decade
десятиліттяA period of ten years.
A decade ago, few people had smartphones.
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eventually
рано чи пізноAt some point in the future; after waiting for a long time.
I studied hard and eventually passed my exam.
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for once
хоч разOne time, when this does not usually happen.
For once, I woke up early and didn't feel tired.
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for some time
деякий часA period that is not very long, but longer than just a moment.
I have lived in this city for some time.
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for the moment
на даний моментRight now, but maybe it will change soon.
I'm happy in my job for the moment, but I might look for a new one later.
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forever
навікиA very long time that does not end.
I love my dog forever.
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formerly
ранішеIn the past; at an earlier time before now.
She formerly worked as a teacher, but now she is a doctor.
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from time to time
час від часуIt means sometimes, but not often or every day.
From time to time, I visit my grandmother at the weekend.
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go by
проходитиTo pass, as time does.
The days go by very quickly when you are having fun.
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gradual
поступовийHappening slowly over a long period, not quickly all at once.
The gradual change from summer to winter happens over many months.
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gradually
повільноSlowly and little by little over time, not quickly or all at once.
The sun gradually disappeared behind the mountains as evening came.
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hourly
щогодиниHappening every hour, or paid for each hour of work.
The bus comes hourly, so you don't need to wait very long.
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in due course
своєчасноAt the right time in the future.
Your package will arrive in due course.
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in the long run
в кінцевому підсумкуOver a long period of time, when you think about the future.
In the long run, exercising every day will make you healthier and stronger.
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in the long term
на довгий часOver a long period in the future.
Eating healthy food is good for you in the long term.
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in the meantime
тим часомDuring the time between now and when something happens later.
I will finish dinner in the meantime.
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in the near future
найближчим часомSomething will happen soon, in a short time from now.
I will see you in the near future.
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in the short term
в короткостроковій перспективіOver a short period, in the near future.
In the short term, I need to study for my test next week.
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in those days
у ті часиA long time ago in the past when something different happened.
In those days, people did not have computers or mobile phones.
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instant
миттєвийHappening very quickly, and taking almost no time.
I got an instant message from my friend on my phone.
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instantly
миттєвоRight now, with no waiting time at all.
When I turned on the light, the room became bright instantly.
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last
останнійComing after all the other people or things in a group or order.
I ate my dessert last, after finishing my main course.
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last-minute
в останній моментHappening very close to the time when something must be done.
I made a last-minute decision to go to the party.
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lastly
нарештіFinally; the last thing in a list of things.
I like apples, oranges, and lastly, bananas.
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late
пізноArriving or happening near the end of the usual time.
I arrived late to class this morning.
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later
пізнішеAt a time in the future that is after now.
I'm busy now, but I can help you later.
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long-term
довгостроковийContinuing for a long time in the future.
Learning English is a long-term goal for me because it takes many months to become good.
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never
ніколиNot at any time; something does not happen or has not happened.
She never eats meat.
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next
наступнийThe thing that comes after this one.
I finished my coffee and drank the next cup.
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normally
зазвичайIn the usual or typical way that something happens.
I normally eat breakfast at 7 o'clock every morning.
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now
заразAt this present moment; the time we are in right at this second.
The train is leaving now, so we must hurry.
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now and then
час від часуSometimes, but not often or regularly.
I see my old friends now and then when we meet in town.
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occasion
випадокA particular time when something happens or when you do something special.
My birthday is a special occasion when my family celebrates with me.
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occasionally
інодіSometimes, but not very often; not regular.
I occasionally go to the cinema with my friends.
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often
частоMany times, but not every time; something that happens regularly and usually.
I often eat breakfast at 7 o'clock in the morning.
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once
щойно; як тількиAs soon as; from the moment that something happens.
Once you finish your homework, you can play outside.
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past
післяAfter a particular time or beyond a certain point.
It is past five o'clock.
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permanently
назавждиForever; for all time, so something never changes or stops.
He moved to Canada permanently and will not come back.
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regular
звичайний, регулярнийHappening at the same time every day or every week.
I go to the gym every Monday and Friday — it is my regular exercise.
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seasonal
сезоннийHappening or available only at certain times of the year.
Strawberries are seasonal fruits that we eat mainly in summer.
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second
другийThe number 2 in a list or order of things.
I ate my first apple, then my second apple.
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seldom
рідкоYou do something seldom when you do it not very often.
I seldom eat ice cream because I prefer fruit.
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short-term
короткостроковийLasting for a short time only.
My short-term goal is to finish this project by next week.
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shortly
незабаромSoon; in a short time from now.
The bus will arrive shortly.
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since
з того часу якFrom a time in the past until now.
I have lived here since 2015.
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sooner or later
рано чи пізноSomething will happen at some time in the future, but we don't know exactly when.
I don't know when, but sooner or later you will understand this.
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steadily
рівномірноIn a smooth, continuous way without stopping or changing speed.
She walked steadily down the path without hurrying.
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steady
поступовийHappening slowly and continuously without stopping or changing.
She made steady progress in learning English over many months.
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still
нерухомийNot moving or changing; staying in the same position without motion.
Please sit still while I take your photo.
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sudden
раптовийHappening quickly and unexpectedly, without warning.
There was a sudden noise outside that scared the cat.
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temporarily
на часFor a short time; not for long or forever.
I am temporarily staying at my friend's house while my home is being repaired.
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the eighties
вісімдесяті рокиThe years from 1980 to 1989, a time in history.
My parents listen to music from the eighties.
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the fifties
п'ятдесяті рокиThe years from 1950 to 1959.
My grandmother was born in the fifties.
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the forties
сорокові рокиThe years from 1940 to 1949, or the age from 40 to 49 years old.
My grandmother was born in the forties and has many happy memories from that time.
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the last minute
останній моментThe very short time just before something important happens.
I finished my homework at the last minute before class started.
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the nineties
дев'яностіThe decade from 1990 to 1999.
My parents got married in the nineties.
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the seventies
сімдесяті рокиThe years from 1970 to 1979, a time period in the twentieth century.
My parents listened to disco music in the seventies.
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the sixties
шістдесяті рокиThe years from 1960 to 1969, a decade in the twentieth century.
My grandparents were young in the sixties and loved the music from that time.
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the thirties
тридцяті рокиThe years 1930 to 1939, or the ages 30 to 39.
My grandmother was born in the thirties.
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the twenties
двадцяті рокиThe years from 1920 to 1929, or the decade when you are 20 to 29 years old.
My grandmother loved dancing when she was in her twenties.
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then
потімAfter that, something else happens or you do another thing next.
First we eat lunch, then we go to the park.
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timetable
розкладA schedule that shows when things like classes or buses happen each day.
My school timetable shows I have English at 9 o'clock and maths at 10 o'clock.
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timing
час, моментThe moment or time when something happens or is done.
The timing of the meeting is perfect because everyone can attend.
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to date
досі; до цього часуUp until the present time; so far.
To date, she has visited five different countries.
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today
сьогодніThe day that is happening now, not yesterday or tomorrow.
I am happy today because the sun is shining.
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typically
зазвичайUsually or in the normal way that something happens.
The journey typically takes about two hours.