Time

the number of years something has existed or someone has been alive

Age is just a number; it doesn't define your capabilities.

a page or set of pages showing the days, weeks, and months of a particular year, especially one put on a wall

I have a beautiful calendar in my kitchen that shows images of different landscapes.

to set a specific time to do something or make an event happen

He scheduled his doctor's appointment for next week.

a period of history marked by particular features or events

The fall of the Berlin Wall marked the beginning of a new era in European politics.

a period consisting of two weeks or 14 days

She planned her vacation to start in a fortnight, giving her time to prepare.

a period of one thousand years, usually calculated from the year of the birth of Jesus Christ

Historians study events that occurred during the first millennium AD to understand ancient civilizations.

a region of the earth that has the same standard time

The conference call was scheduled to accommodate participants in different time zones.

used to indicate that something should have happened or been done earlier

It's about time you start taking your health seriously and prioritize exercise.

the standard time measured in a specific region

He set his watch to local time after arriving in the new country.

a timepiece that shows the time in a very exact way, especially one used at sea

The chronometer's accuracy was tested regularly to maintain its reliability for professional use.

a glass container with two parts that measures every sixty minutes using the sand flow from the upper to the lower part

She flipped the hourglass to start the 30-minute countdown for her cooking task.

a type of clock that works using a swinging weight at the end of a straight line

The antique pendulum clock chimed every hour, marking the passage of time in the living room.

a watch with a button to stop and start time, used in sport events

The coach used a stopwatch to time each runner during the track practice.

an instrument used in the past to tell the time using the shadow made by a metal piece on a flat stone

The sundial in the garden provided a charming and old-fashioned way to keep track of the time.

the time in the evening when the sun is below the horizon

The colors of the sky during twilight were breathtaking, blending shades of orange and purple.

the fact or quality of arriving, happening, or being done after the usual or expected time

Her lateness to the meeting was noted, and she apologized for the delay.

organized according to the order that the events occurred in

The historical events were presented in chronological order.

a very brief period of time

For an instant, she thought she saw someone standing in the shadows.

at the present time, with the understanding that the current situation or decision may be changed in the near future

We have enough supplies for the moment, but we'll need to restock soon.

in the recent period of time

I've been feeling tired lately.

taking place or done each day

She manages the day-to-day operations of the office, ensuring everything runs smoothly.

happening, done, or made once every year

They celebrated their annual family reunion in the summer.

in a way that happens once every year

The insurance premium is paid annually.

a magazine or periodical that gets published once every month

She subscribes to a monthly that covers the latest trends in fashion.

after every seven days

I used to update my social media accounts weekly.

very soon

The train is expected to arrive momentarily, so passengers should prepare to board.

on occasions that are not regular or frequent

They visit their hometown now and again.

on irregular but not rare occasions

She enjoys a dessert now and then.

the extra hours a person works at their job

Due to the deadline, the team put in several hours of overtime.

after the time mentioned or in the future

I'll finish the task later on, after I take a break.