in time
The phrase "in time" can refer to punctuality, synchronization, or an eventual occurrence, depending on the context.
Definition
B1General
(common)Before a deadline or within the expected period.
Example
- She submitted her assignment just in time.
B1General
(common)Eventually or after some time has passed.
Example
- In time, you'll learn to appreciate the quiet moments.
B2Music
(technical)In synchronization with the correct rhythm or tempo.
Example
- The dancers moved perfectly in time with the music.
Similar
Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "in time":
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