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tiempo

/ˈtjempo/

sustantivo

Meanings:

time

Example:

No tengo tiempo.

I don't have time.

weather

Example:

Hoy hace buen tiempo.

The weather is nice today.

period

Example:

Vivió allí durante un tiempo difícil.

She lived there during a difficult period.

age

Example:

El templo fue construido en tiempos de los romanos.

The temple was built in the age of the Romans.

tense (grammar)

Example:

Esta oración está en tiempo pasado.

This sentence is in the past tense.

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Themed lists
  • serto be (identity, origin, characteristics, time, events)
  • estarto be (location, condition, mood, temporary states)
  • tenerto have / to hold / to possess / to be (age)
  • hacerto do / to make / to create / to cause / to matter
  • irto go / to travel / to attend / to suit
  • poderto be able to / can / may / might
  • quererto want / to wish / to love / to mean
  • decirto say / to tell / to mean / to state
  • verto see / to watch / to look at / to witness / to meet
  • darto give / to hand / to hit / to strike / to produce
  • saberto know (facts) / to find out / to taste
  • venirto come / to arrive / to fit / to suit
  • hablarto speak / to talk / to discuss
  • comerto eat / to have lunch / to corrode
  • vivirto live / to reside / to experience
  • trabajarto work / to labor / to function
  • casahouse / home / household / firm
  • díaday / daytime / daylight
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