at a time

The phrase "at a time" is versatile and often used to indicate sequential or simultaneous actions or durations.

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Definition

B1General Usage

(common)Individually or separately, one after another.

Example

  • She completed the tasks one at a time.

B1General Usage

(common)During a single period or instance.

Example

  • He can be away for months at a time.

B2General Usage

(common)Simultaneously or together.

Example

  • They entered the room two at a time.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "at a time":

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