Meaning & Definition of word "Times"

Times

/taɪmz/

1. A plural form of 'time', referring to instances or occasions.
- Example: I have visited that museum several times.
2. A specific period in history or in someone's life.
- Example: In ancient times, people relied on the sun for farming.
3. A point or period at which something occurs.
- Example: We will meet at different times throughout the week.
4. A measure of indefinite duration.
- Example: It takes a long time to master a new skill.

1. To measure or record the duration of something.
- Example: I need to times my run to see if I can improve my speed.
2. To schedule or arrange an event for a particular time.
- Example: We should times the meeting for after lunch.
3. To perform a calculation involving multiplication.
- Example: If you times five by six, you get thirty.

●From Old English tīma, meaning 'a limited period, a time' or 'a season.'

the times are changing:

Change is happening.

all in good time:

At the appropriate moment.

one of these times:

On one of the future occasions.

from time to time:

Occasionally; sometimes.

time:

A measurable period during which an action or condition exists.

moment:

A very brief period of time.

era:

A long and distinct period of history.

occasion:

A particular time or instance of an event.

Meaning: good times

● Example Sentence: Those were the good times we had in college.

Meaning: hard times

● Example Sentence: He's been going through some hard times lately.

Meaning: party like there's no tomorrow

● Example Sentence: Let's go out and have some times!