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1 a recâştiga timpul pierdut
to recover lost timeto make up for lost timeamer. to make time.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a recâştiga timpul pierdut
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2 a găsi timp(ul necesar) pentru
to make time to do smth.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a găsi timp(ul necesar) pentru
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3 încetul cu încetul se face agurida miere / se face oţetul prov.
time and straw make medlars ripepatience and time make all things chimelittle streams make great riverslittle strokes fell great oaksmany a little / many a pickle makes a micklemany a mickle makes a muckleaprox. every little makes a mickleeasy does itlearn to say before you singlittle and often fill the pursetake care of the pence and the pounds will take care of themselvesmore haste less speedRomână-Engleză dicționar expresii > încetul cu încetul se face agurida miere / se face oţetul prov.
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4 a petrece de minune / grozav / în lege
to have a great / a good / a fine / a marvellous / a wonderful / a rattling / a roaring timeto have the time of one's life / a (bit of a) flingto have no end of a timeto make a day of itamer. to make whoopee.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a petrece de minune / grozav / în lege
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5 cât e ceasul?
what's / is the time? what time is it? what does the clock say? what o'clock is it?înv. ? how goes (the) time? glum. ? how goes the enemy?înv. how goes the day?what time are you?what time do you make it? -
6 a trage de timp
to make a time thrustsport to play out time. -
7 a avea o zi bună
to spend a happy-day / timeto make a day of it. -
8 a nu scăpa prilejul (din mână)
to take the time / occasion by the forelockto get / to size the opportunitynu scăpa prilejul prov. make hay while the sun shines.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a nu scăpa prilejul (din mână)
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9 a porni / pleca devreme
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10 a profita de timp
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11 a recupera timpul pierdut
to make up for lost time.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > a recupera timpul pierdut
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12 a trăi bine
1. ( a petrece) to lead a pleasant / an easy lifeto have a good time of it.2. ( a fi bogat) to be in easy circumstancesto be well offto be a warm man. 3. ( a mânca bine) to keep a good tableto make good cheerto fare sumptuously. 4. ( a fi cinstit) to walk uprightlyto live an honest life.
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