| 释义 |
have the time1Be able to spend the time needed to do something: she didn’t have the time to look very closely...- Will they have the time to spend coming to grips with them?
- During my exercise crazed days I wasn't working, so had the time to spend pumping weights and running around the aerobics arena.
- We can afford to take advantage of some of the distractions that other people dream about but just being able to, having the time and the money to do it, doesn't make us any happier.
2Know from having a watch what time it is: as he gets close to me, he asks if I’ve got the time...- I think the last time I wore a tie was March, and a watch is useless since your cell phone already has the time on it.
- “Hey mate, have you got the time?”
- Everybody with a cell phone has the time on it, so they're not selling as many watches as they once did.
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