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tempo

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tempo sm (METEOR) → weather;
(cronologico) → time (= epoca); time, times pl [di film, gioco] (= parte); part;
(MUS) → time: (= battuta); beat;
(LING) → tense;
un tempo → once;
da tempo → for a long time now;
tempo fa → some time ago;
poco tempo dopo → not long after;
a tempo e luogo → at the right time and place;
ogni cosa a suo tempo → we'll (o you'll etc) deal with it in due course;
al tempo stesso o a un tempo → at the same time;
per tempo → early;
per qualche tempo → for a while;
trovare il tempo di fare qc → to find the time to do sth;
aver fatto il proprio tempo → to have had its (o his etc) day;
primo/secondo tempo (TEAT) → first/second part;
(SPORT) → first/second half;
rispettare i tempi → to keep to the timetable;
stringere i tempi → to speed things up;
con i tempi che corrono → these days;
in questi ultimi tempi → of late;
ai miei tempi → in my day;
tempo di cottura → cooking time;
in tempo utile → in due time o course;
tempi di esecuzione (COMM) → time scale sg;
tempi di lavorazione (COMM) → throughput time sg;
tempi morti (COMM) → downtime sg ; idle time sg

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