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8 de ene. de 2022 · In the nick of time. Similarly, in the nick of time is another way to say just in time or at the last possible moment. “We got there in the nick of time after being stuck in traffic.”. Don’t confuse this with in the nick which is a colloquial term for in jail.
12 de abr. de 2024 · In the nick of time: A penas a tiempo. Save time: Ahorrar tiempo. Spare time: Tiempo de ocio. Make time: Hacer tiempo. Vocabulario en Inglés. Manuel Campos.
8 de ene. de 2019 · Expresiones de tiempo en inglés con ejercicio / Time expressions. En esta lección te vamos a enseñar las expresiones de tiempo en inglés. Las vamos a dividir por tiempos verbales: presente simple, pasado simple, presente progresivo, presente perfecto y futuro. Comencemos:
26 de may. de 2021 · 1) A MATTER/QUESTION OF TIME. Nivel: C1. Traducción: (UNA) CUESTIÓN DE TIEMPO. Frases de ejemplo: You’ll find a job eventually – it’s just a question of time (=al final encontrarás un trabajo. Es solo cuestión de tiempo). It was only a matter of time before they left the country (=era solo cuestión de tiempo que se marcharan/fueran del país).
in the nick of time = at the last moment before it’s too late. We got to the airport in the nick of time – if we’d arrived 15 minutes later, we would’ve missed our flight. have the time of your life = have a super wonderful experience. My kids had the time of their lives at Disney World. have a devil/hell of a time = a very difficult experience.
5 de oct. de 2008 · in the nick of time. This expression means that you arrive or finish something just before it is too late. At the last possible moment. 'My team scored in the nick of time. The game was in the last few seconds.' turn back the hands of time. To turn back the hands of time means to go back to the past.
16 de mar. de 2023 · 1 Beat the clock. Meaning: To succeed in something before running out of time. Example: In a desperate attempt to beat the clock, I raced to the post office to mail my college application before the final deadline. 2 Turn back the hands of time. Meaning: To recount, re-create, or return to the past.
