timber-headed
1> _. , 
_Ex:
he is timber-headed   ,   

timber-hitch
1> _. 

timber-jumper
1> _. ,   

timber-line
1>    (    
 )

timber-rafting
1> ,  

timber-toe
1> _.  
2> _.    
3> _.    

timber-tree
1>  

timber-wood
1> _.  

timber-work
1>  
_Ex:
the timber-work of the windows   
2> , 

timber-works
1> .  .  .  . .:  , 

timber-worm
1>  ; 
2>   

timber-yard
1>  ;   
2>    

timbered
1> ;   
_Ex:
timbered houses  
_Ex:
a little ancient church with a timbered spire 
   
2> 
_Ex:
timbered country  
3> _.  ( );  
4>  - 
_Ex:
he is well timbered   

timberer
1> 

timbering
1> , 
2> _.  
3> _. ;  
4> _.  , 
5> _.  (  )
6> 

timberland
1>  ;   
2>  

timberless
1> _.  

timberling
1> _.  

timberman
1> 
2> 

timbre
1> _. _. 
2> _.     

timbrel
1> , 
2> _. 

time
1> 
_Ex:
absolute time  
_Ex:
space and time   
_Ex:
with time, in (the) course of time, in (the) process of time,
as time goes   ;   ,   ;
  
_Ex:
from the beginning of time   
_Ex:
to the end of time   ,   
_Ex:
in the retrospect of time    ()
_Ex:
in the mists of time   ;   
_Ex:
the accumulation of prejudices over time  
  () 
_Ex:
as old as time   
_Ex:
to bear the test of time   
_Ex:
time will show  ;  - 
_Ex:
time alone could answer the question    
   
_Ex:
time flies  
_Ex:
time presses (is short)   
_Ex:
time hangs heavy on one's hands   
_Ex:
time is precious  
_Ex:
the unity of time _.  
2>  ( ,  )
_Ex:
Moscow time  
_Ex:
Greenwich time   ,  
_Ex:
mean time  () 
_Ex:
astronomical time  
_Ex:
ship's time    ()
_Ex:
sidereal time  
_Ex:
daylight-saving (summer) time  
3>   (-.)
_Ex:
average time   ( )
_Ex:
estimated time  
_Ex:
real time   
_Ex:
countdown time    (   
. .)
_Ex:
machine time _.  
_Ex:
to sell (machine) time   
4>  
_Ex:
a long time  
_Ex:
he was there a long time    
_Ex:
a long time ago    
_Ex:
after a long time   
_Ex:
it took him a long time to do it (in doing it), he took a
long time doing it (over it)   (  )
 ,   ;     
_Ex:
what a long time he's taking!    !;
   ?
_Ex:
some time  
_Ex:
I didn't see him at the club for some time  
     
_Ex:
all the time, the whole time  () , 
_Ex:
they were with us all the time (the whole time)  
   
_Ex:
all the time we were working    , 
 
_Ex:
he does it all the time   ()  
_Ex:
he's been watching us all the time (the whole time)  
 ()   ,     
   
_Ex:
one time and another  ;   
_Ex:
running time (of a film) _.   ()
_Ex:
lead time     ()   
 
_Ex:
reaction time  ()    (
 )
_Ex:
idle time ,   ;  
_Ex:
time of orbiting _.   

_Ex:
after a time   
_Ex:
at the (that) time   ( ) 
_Ex:
I was ill at the time   
_Ex:
I didn't know it at the time   ()    
_Ex:
at the present time   
_Ex:
at this time of (the) day    
_Ex:
at one time  , -
_Ex:
at one time this book was very popular  ( ,
)     
_Ex:
at no time 
_Ex:
for a time   , ;  
_Ex:
for vacation time   
_Ex:
for the time   
_Ex:
for the time being ,    
_Ex:
in time  
_Ex:
I think that we may win in time ,    
 
_Ex:
in a short time   
_Ex:
in no time, in less than (next to) no time  ,
,   
_Ex:
I'll come back in no time   ;  
  
_Ex:
in the same flash of time    ,    
_Ex:
in two weeks' time   
_Ex:
written in three hours' time    
_Ex:
within the required time    
_Ex:
to give smb. time to do smth. (for smth.)  -. 
()  -. ( -.)
_Ex:
to give smb. time to turn round  -. 
 ,  -. 
_Ex:
the patient has her good time more often now  
   
_Ex:
it is his daily time for rest     

_Ex:
it takes time   ,    
5> , , 
_Ex:
sowing time  () ,  , 
_Ex:
holiday time  
_Ex:
at this time of the year    
_Ex:
for this time of year    
_Ex:
autumn is a good time of year to be in the country  
    
6>  
_Ex:
he was gone time before you got there     ,
   
_Ex:
what a time it took you!    !;  
 ?
7> ,  
_Ex:
what time, at what time   ,   ; 
_Ex:
to fix (to appoint) a time  
_Ex:
to show time   ( )
_Ex:
to tell time _.    
_Ex:
teach the child to tell time   
  
_Ex:
to look at the time   
_Ex:
to forget the time of the appointment   
()
_Ex:
to keep (good) time   ( )
_Ex:
to lose time  ( )
_Ex:
what is the time?, what time is it?  ?,
 ?
_Ex:
what time do you make it?  ()   ?,
 , - (-), ?
8> , ;  ,  
_Ex:
some time  - ,  - 
_Ex:
I'll drop in some time next month  ( ) 
-   
_Ex:
some time (or other) -   
_Ex:
this time last year   ()    
_Ex:
this time tomorrow     
_Ex:
at times  ,   
_Ex:
at the (that) time   ,   
_Ex:
at the time of delivery   
_Ex:
at the time I didn't notice it       
_Ex:
at a given time   
_Ex:
at the fixed time   
_Ex:
at one time 
_Ex:
at the same time     , ;  
 
_Ex:
you can't be in two places at the same time   
  
_Ex:
at any time you like    (  ), 
  
_Ex:
he may turn up (at) any time      
_Ex:
at any other time    
_Ex:
at the proper time, when the time comes   , 
 
_Ex:
we shall do everything at the proper time   ,
 ;   
_Ex:
between times , 
_Ex:
by the time   
_Ex:
by this time   
_Ex:
by that time we shall be old      

_Ex:
you ought to be ready by this time     
 
_Ex:
it will be nearly two by the time you get down  
   
_Ex:
from that time (onwards)   
_Ex:
the time has come when...   ( ),
...
9>     (  . .)
_Ex:
to find out the times of the London trains  
 
10> , 
_Ex:
in time  , 
_Ex:
on time  , 
_Ex:
to arrive exactly on time  ()   
(   )
_Ex:
in due time   , 
_Ex:
to be in time for smth.    -.
_Ex:
to arrive in time for dinner     
_Ex:
I was just in time to see it     , 
 
_Ex:
ahead of time, before one's time  
_Ex:
behind time, out of time ,  
_Ex:
to be ten minutes behind time    
_Ex:
the train was running (half an hour) behind time 
 ( )
_Ex:
to ask for an extension of time   ()
_Ex:
to make time _.   ( )
_Ex:
(it is) high time  ,  
_Ex:
it's about time 
_Ex:
it is time to go to bed (you went to bed)   
_Ex:
time!  !,    ()
_Ex:
the time is up  
_Ex:
time is drawing on   ,  
_Ex:
she is near her time   
_Ex:
my time has come   ;   
_Ex:
see that you are up to time   
_Ex:
the time for feeding is nearing, it's nearing the time for
feeding  ()  () 
11>  ,  
_Ex:
now is the time to go on strike (for going on strike) 
   
_Ex:
this is no time (not the time) to reproach (for reproaching)
me     
12> , ; , 
_Ex:
the good old times   
_Ex:
our time(s)  ,  
_Ex:
the product of our times   
_Ex:
hard time(s)  
_Ex:
peace time  
_Ex:
the time of Shakespeare  
_Ex:
the time of universal peace   
_Ex:
the times we live in  ; ,    
_Ex:
a sign of the time(s)  
_Ex:
at all times, _. all the time ,   
_Ex:
at all times and in all places   
_Ex:
for its time   
_Ex:
a book unusual for its time ,   
() 
_Ex:
from the earliest times   
_Ex:
from time immemorial (out of mind)   ,
  (); , 
_Ex:
(in) past time(s) ()  
_Ex:
(in) old (ancient, _. olden) time(s) ()  ;
 ,   ,   
_Ex:
in prehistoric times   
_Ex:
in happier times    ,  
 
_Ex:
in times to come  ,   
_Ex:
abreast of the times   ;    
_Ex:
to be abreast of the times, to move (to go) with the times
   ,    ,   
 
_Ex:
ahead of the (one's) time(s)   , 
_Ex:
behind one's (the) time(s) _.   , 
_Ex:
to serve the time 
_Ex:
other times, other manners   -  
_Ex:
born before one's time(s)   
_Ex:
to change with the times    
_Ex:
these achievements will outlast our time  
  ( )
_Ex:
time was (there was a time) when...  , ...
_Ex:
as times go _.   
_Ex:
the time is out of joint (Shakespeare)   
13> 
_Ex:
at his time of life   ,   
_Ex:
I have now reached a time of life when...   
, ...
14>  , 
_Ex:
it will last my time     
_Ex:
all these things happened in my time    
 
_Ex:
it was before her time     ;  
  
_Ex:
he died before his time   ;   
 
_Ex:
if I had my time over again      
 ()
_Ex:
in my time such things were not done     

_Ex:
this hat has done (served) its time    
(  )
15>  ; 
_Ex:
to have time  
_Ex:
to have much (plenty of, _. loads of, _. heaps of,
_. oceans of) time, to have time on one's hands 
 () () 
_Ex:
to have no time, to be hard pressed for time  
 , 
_Ex:
I have no time to spare     
_Ex:
I have no time for such nonsense   
  ()
_Ex:
to find time to read books     
_Ex:
to pass the time away in knitting    
_Ex:
to beguile (to while away) the time  
_Ex:
to waste (to squander, to idle away, to trifle away) one's
time  ()  
_Ex:
to lose time  
_Ex:
to make up for lost time  ; 
 
_Ex:
there's no time to lose (to be lost)    
_Ex:
to play for time   ;  ()

_Ex:
to save time  ,    
_Ex:
to take one's time  , ; _. ,

_Ex:
I need time to rest   ,  
_Ex:
my time was my own     
_Ex:
my time wasn't my own      
_Ex:
he did it in his own time      
_Ex:
time enough to attend to that tomorrow    
  
_Ex:
a lot of time, effort and money has been spent  
 ,   
16>  (   ,   );

_Ex:
to have a good (a fine) time (of it)   ,

_Ex:
not to have much of a time   
_Ex:
to have the time of one's life    
;   ;   
_Ex:
to have a high old time     
_Ex:
to have a bad (rough) time (of it)   (),
 ;  ;   

_Ex:
he had a rough time (of it)    ()
_Ex:
she had a bad (rough) time (of it) with her baby   
 
_Ex:
to give smb. a rough time  -. ;
 -. ,  -. 
 
_Ex:
what a time I had with him!     ;
    !
_Ex:
the patient had a bad time for three hours before the medicine
worked    ,   

17>  
_Ex:
task time    -. 
_Ex:
full time   
_Ex:
to work full time    
_Ex:
to turn to writing full time _.  
 
_Ex:
by time    
_Ex:
to be paid by time  
_Ex:
to work (to be) on short time   
,   
_Ex:
my normal time is 8 hours a day    8 
 
18>   
_Ex:
double time     
_Ex:
to collect one's time  
_Ex:
we offer straight time for work up to 40 hours and time and
a half for Saturdays      40-
        
19> () , () 
_Ex:
to watch (to bide) one's time   
_Ex:
now's your time _.     
 . .
20> _. 
_Ex:
the winner's time  
_Ex:
to keep time with one's stop watch    

_Ex:
some wonderful times were put up   

_Ex:
he is making excellent time     
21>    ()
_Ex:
to call time      
22> ; ,   ()
23> , ; ; ; 
_Ex:
simple time _.  
_Ex:
compound time _.  
_Ex:
waltz time  
_Ex:
in time ; 
_Ex:
out of time ; 
_Ex:
to get out of time   
_Ex:
to march in quick time  
_Ex:
to keep (to beat) time  ;   ()
_Ex:
to break into quick time  ,   

_Ex:
to quicken the time  () 
24> _. 
25> _. 
26> , 
_Ex:
six times  
_Ex:
a dozen times  
_Ex:
every time  
_Ex:
last time   
_Ex:
this time ()  
_Ex:
next time ()  
_Ex:
four times running    ()
_Ex:
he lost five times running     
_Ex:
the first time ()  
_Ex:
this is the third time he has come    ,
  
_Ex:
another time ()  
_Ex:
the one time I got good cards  ,   
  
_Ex:
at a time ,  
_Ex:
to do one thing at a time   ,   
 
_Ex:
to do two things at a time    
()
_Ex:
time after time ;  
_Ex:
times out of (without) number   
_Ex:
time and again, time and time again   
_Ex:
he said it time and again     ;  
  
_Ex:
I had to prove it time and again   
    (  ,   )
_Ex:
from time to time   ,    
_Ex:
nine times out of ten     ; 
 
_Ex:
I've told you so a hundred times      
27> 
_Ex:
three times six is (are) eighteen   - 
28>  ;  ;  
_Ex:
it costs me 3 pounds a time to have my hair done  
      
_Ex:
pick any you like at 5 dollars a time _.  
 5  
_Ex:
at a time  () ,  () 
_Ex:
to run upstairs two at a time     
 
_Ex:
to read a few pages at a time    
   (  )
29> , 
_Ex:
a hundred times greater    
_Ex:
twenty times less    
_Ex:
many times as large    
_Ex:
three times as wide    () 
_Ex:
three times as much (as many)  
_Ex:
they were five times fewer      
_Ex:
you'll get two times your clock     ,
   ( )
_Id:
(old) Father T. -
_Id:
the big time  ,  ; 

_Id:
to be in the big time, to have made the big time 
  ,   
_Id:
the time of day   ();  
()
_Id:
at this time of day  ;   ;  ,
 
_Id:
to know the time of day  ;  
( -.)
_Id:
to give smb. the time of day   
-. (.  );   -.
_Id:
to pass the time of day with smb.   -.
_Id:
that's the time of day! - !; , 
 !
_Id:
against time    ;  
 ;    ;   
_Id:
to talk against time   
_Id:
to work against time   ( )  
_Id:
to run against time    

_Id:
to talk against time      (
  )
_Id:
at the same time   , 
_Id:
your statement is not groundless;
at the same time it is not wholly true   
 ,     
_Id:
in good time  ,   ; ;
, 
_Id:
you'll hear from me in good time      

_Id:
to start in good time  
_Id:
come in good time!  !
_Id:
all in good time    
_Id:
in bad time  ; ,  
_Id:
on time _.  
_Id:
to buy a Tv set on time    
_Id:
once upon a time -;   ; -
_Id:
once upon a time there lived a king - -

_Id:
to buy time  ;  () ,

_Id:
to have a thin time   ; 

_Id:
to have a time   ;  

_Id:
to have no time for smb.   -.
_Id:
I have no time for him   
_Id:
to kill time  
_Id:
to make time , 
_Id:
we'll have to make time to catch the train  
,   (   )   
_Id:
to make good time   -. 
_Id:
to make a time about (over) smth. _. , 
  -.;    -.
_Id:
to mark time   ;  () ;
 -.  ,   
_Id:
to do time   ,   
_Id:
to serve (to complete) one's time    (
 );   ( )
_Id:
to near the end of one's time   ( );
  ( )
_Id:
to sell time _.     
   
_Id:
to take (to catch) time by the forelock 
;  , 
 
_Id:
to go with the times   
_Id:
there's no time like the present    
( -. );   ;  
_Id:
time works wonders   () 
_Id:
time cures all things  -  
_Id:
time and tide wait for no man   
_Id:
it beats my time _.    
_Id:
lost time is never found again _.  
 
_Id:
a stitch in time saves nine _.   
,  
_Id:
time is money _.  - 
30>   
_Ex:
time advantage _.   
31>   
_Ex:
time lock    
32>          
33>     
34>  ;  ( )
_Ex:
to time oneself well     ()
_Ex:
to time one's blows skilfully    
() 
_Ex:
to time one's march through the city    
  
_Ex:
the publication of the book was well timed  
    
_Ex:
the remark was well timed     
35>    ; 
_Ex:
he timed his arrival for six o'clock    
  
_Ex:
the train was timed to reach London at 8 a.m.  
     8  
36>  ()
_Ex:
to time all the clocks in the office according to the radio
     ( )  
_Ex:
to time one's watch by the time signal   
  
_Ex:
time your watch with mine     
_Ex:
the alarm-clock was timed to go off at nine o'clock 
    
37>  ;  (  . .)
38>   ; ;  ;

_Ex:
to time the speed of work   
_Ex:
to time a worker on a new job   
_Ex:
to time the horse for each half mile   
  
_Ex:
to time how long it takes to do it ,  
,   
_Ex:
I timed his reading      ( 
 )  
39> ,  
_Ex:
clockwork apparatus timed to run for forty-eight hours
 ,     
40>     
_Ex:
to time one's exposure correctly _.  ()
 
41> (to, with)   
_Ex:
to time one's steps to the music    
_Ex:
to time one's footsteps to a march    
42> _. ,   
43> _. 

time allowance
1> _.  

time and a half
1>    ,    


time and motion study
1>   

time belt
1>  

time bomb
1> _.   
2> _.    

time capsule
1> " ",   (
      )

time charter
1>  ,     

time clause
1> _.   

time clerk
1> 

time depth
1>  ,   (, ,
  . .)

time dilation
1>   ,   ( 
)

time draft
1>   (  ,    )

time factor
1> _.  

time fire
1> _.  
2> _.     

time frame
1>  , 

time in
1> _.     

time killer
1>  (   . .)
2> ,  

time loan
1>   (   )

time machine
1>  

time money
1>   (   )

time out
1> _.  ; -
_Ex:
time out for rest    
_Ex:
time out for substitution    
2>   (   . .); , 
 . .

time promotion
1> _.      

time range
1>  ()

time recorder
1>  

time register
1>  

time reversal
1> _.  () 

time scale
1>  ,   
;  

time schedule
1>  (  . .)
2>  (  . .)

time slice
1> _.   

time slot
1>    (    )

time study
1> 

time switch
1>  

time symmetric
1> _.      

time travel
1>    (  )

time trial
1>    ()
_Ex:
thousand metres time trial    

time trouble
1> _. 

time wage
1> ,  

time warp
1>     (  )

time zone
1>  

time-bargain
1> _.   ,  

time-bill
1>  ()
2>      ( 
)
3>  

time-book
1>  (    )
2>  ()

time-card
1> _. ,  ;  

time-clock
1>  

time-constant
1> _. ,    ,  

time-consuming
1> ;   
2>     ;  ()


time-deposit
1>  

time-detector
1> -

time-expired
1> _.  

time-exposure
1> _.   ; 

time-fuse
1> _.  ;  
2> _.  

time-honoured
1>  , 
_Ex:
he went under the time-honoured name of Leo   
 

time-in-grade
1> _.   () 

time-in-service
1> _.  

time-keeper
1> 
2> ;  
3> 
4> 
_Ex:
this watch is a good time-keeper    

time-keeping
1> , 
2>  

time-lag
1>   , ;  
_Ex:
the time-lag between writing and publication  
   ()
_Ex:
to reduce considerably the time-lag between decision and
implementation     
   
_Ex:
in less prestigious hospitals the time-lag is shorter but
considerable     
  ,     
2> _.  

time-lagged
1>  ,   

time-lapse effect
1> _.    (  
 . .)

time-limit
1> ,    -. 
 ;  ; 

time-lock
1>    

time-ordered
1> _.   , 

time-out
1> _.  ; -
_Ex:
time-out for rest    
_Ex:
time-out for substitution    
2>   (   . .); , 
 . .

time-reverse
1> _.     ;
  

time-reversible
1> _.   ,   

time-saving
1>  
2>  
_Ex:
time-saving device _. ,  


time-server
1> , 

time-serving
1> 
2> 

time-sharing
1>  ,     

time-sheet
1> 
2>  (  )

time-shift
1>   (   . .)

time-signal
1> _.  () 

time-signature
1> _.  

time-spirit
1>  

time-table clerk
1> 

time-tagged
1>    ( -. )

time-tested
1>   ; , 
2> _.   

time-to-climb
1> _.   ; 

