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1 die Frist
- {date} quả chà là, cây chà là, ngày tháng, niên hiệu, niên kỷ, kỳ, kỳ hạn, thời kỳ, thời đại, tuổi tác, đời người, sự hẹn hò, sự hẹn gặp - {delay} sự chậm trễ, sự trì hoãn, điều làm trở ngại, sự cản trở - {lease} hợp đồng cho thuê - {period} kỷ, giai đoạn, thời gian, thời nay, tiết, số nhiều) kỳ hành kinh,, chu kỳ, câu nhiều đoạn, chấm câu, dấu chấm câu, lời nói văn hoa bóng bảy - {prolongation} sự kéo dài, sự nối dài, đoạn nối dài thêm, sự phát âm kéo dài - {reprieve} sự hoãn thi hành một bản án tử hình, sự cho hoãn, sự ân xá, sự giảm tội, lệnh ân xá, lệnh giảm tội - {respite} sự hoãn, thời gian nghỉ ngơi - {space} không gian, không trung, khoảng không, khoảng, chỗ, khoảng cách, khoảng cách chữ, phiến cách chữ - {term} hạn, giới hạn, định hạn, thời hạn, phiên, kỳ học, quý, khoá, điều kiện, điều khoản, giá, quan hệ, sự giao thiệp, sự giao hảo, sự đi lại, thuật ngữ, lời lẽ, ngôn ngữ, số hạng = die Frist läuft. {the period runs.}+ = die früheste Frist {superior limit}+ = eine Frist gewähren {to respite}+ = die Frist ist abgelaufen {the time is up}+ = innerhalb kürzester Frist {in no time}+ = mit vierwöchiger Frist gekündigt werden {to be given a months notice}+
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