Subtitles section Play video Print subtitles 16 common English collocations with the word time from EspressoEnglish. net number one: spend time This means to pass your time doing some activity For example, I spend a lot of time studying in English Number two: Waste time To do something that is not a good use of time For example, stop wasting time playing computer games and get to work! Number three: make time for To create time in a busy schedule I need to make time for exercise. Maybe I can go to the gym before work. Number four: Save time When something that helps you get extra time because it's efficient. Shopping online saves me time because I don't have to wait in line at the store. Number five: free time or spare time When you have no obligation, you can do what you want. In my free time, I enjoy reading, painting, and cooking. Number six: have time Be available to do something I'd like to take violin lesson, but I don't have enough time. Number seven: kill time or pass the time Do something to make the time pass faster while waiting. Let's bring some magazines to help pass the time on the flight. Number 8: take your time This phrase means you can use as much time as you want; you don't have to go fast I like all these computers. I'm not sure which one to buy. - That's OK. Take your time Number 9: on time On schedule; at the right time It's important to arrive on time for a job interview. Number 10: just in time At the perfect time; soon before something else happens Hi Henry! Have a seat. You got just in time for dinner. Number 11: have a hard time or have a rough time This means something difficult, or a difficult period in life. I'm having a hard time solving this math problem. Could you help me? Number 12: it's about time This is the expression that means " finally" It's about time they fixed the air conditioner! It's been broken for three years. Number 13: pressed for time In a rush, in a hurry Sorry, I can't talk at the moment; I'm pressed for time. Can I call you back later? Number 14: run out of time This means have no more time before the limit I ran out of time to finish the test, so I didn't answer the last five questions. Number 15: stall for time Delay My son didn't want to go to bed, so he tried to stall for time by asking me to read him another bedtime story. Number 16: take time off Not go to work I'm taking some time off in July to go camping with my family. Thanks for watching English Tips from Espresso English!
A2 US pass time number stall free time pressed hard time 16 English Collocations with the Word TIME 3781 294 陳怡平 posted on 2016/01/07 More Share Save Report Video vocabulary