in+time+past

  • 81Time of your Life — est le cinquième arc narratif de la série de comics Buffy contre les vampires, saison huit. Il est composé de quatre numéros écrits par Joss Whedon et dessinés par Karl Moline (coloriste : Michelle Madsen, lettrage : Richard Starkings… …

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  • 82time out of mind — This is the very distant past so far back that no one can remember when, like time immemorial …

    The small dictionary of idiomes

  • 83time immemorial — time′ immemo′rial n. time in the distant past …

    From formal English to slang

  • 84time — [n1] temporal length of event or entity’s existence, period age, allotment, bit, bout, chronology, clock, continuance, date, day, duration, epoch, era, eternity, extent, future, generation, go*, hour, infinity, instance, instant, interval,… …

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  • 85time immemorial — n. 1. time so long past as to be vague 2. Eng. Law beyond legal memory, fixed by statute as prior to 1189, the beginning of the reign of Richard I …

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  • 86time was (when) … — time ˈwas (when)… idiom (old fashioned) used to say that sth used to happen in the past • Time was when you could go for a walk in the country and not see another person for miles. Main entry: ↑timeidiom …

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  • 87past tense — n a form of a verb that shows that something happened or existed before the present time, typically a form such as walked , as in I walked away …

    Dictionary of contemporary English

  • 88past participle — n. Gram. a participle used a) with auxiliaries to express, typically, completed action or a time or state gone by (Ex.: spoken in “he has spoken”) b) with auxiliaries to form the passive voice (Ex.: eaten in “the snails were all eaten in a… …

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  • 89time machine — time′ machine n. cvb a theoretical apparatus that would convey a person or object to the past or future • Etymology: 1895 …

    From formal English to slang

  • 90time machine — n. in science fiction, a device for conveying a person or object into the past or the future …

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