out of time

The phrase "out of time" is commonly used to describe situations where time constraints impact the completion or relevance of tasks or activities.

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Definition

B1General

(common)Having no more time available to complete a task or activity.

Example

  • She was out of time and couldn't finish the exam.

B2Music

(technical)Not keeping the correct rhythm or beat.

Example

  • The drummer was out of time with the rest of the band.

B1General

(idiomatic)Having exceeded a time limit or deadline.

Example

  • We are out of time, so let's wrap up the meeting.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "out of time":

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