(UK, childish) The time when pupils are expected to re-enter the school for lessons.
( Remembering when I did this to myself and forgot to redeem them in time for the stupid mount )
I honestly cannot tell (because I’m not paying enough attention, and I don’t care) if these guys start out smart, but wealth makes them dim; or if they were never smart to begin with; or in time they wade out past the…
(UK, childish) The time when pupils are expected to re-enter the school for lessons.
“( Remembering when I did this to myself and forgot to redeem them in time for the stupid mount )”
“I honestly cannot tell (because I’m not paying enough attention, and I don’t care) if these guys start out smart, but wealth makes them dim; or if they were never smart to begin with; or in time they wade out past their depth, or what. Anyway. Nobody should listen to Klein.”
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(UK) A break for schoolchildren between lessons.
(UK, AU, countable, uncountable) A time when children can play outside during the school day.
(British) The midday break in British schools (some areas), lunchtime.
(US, education, religion) The amount of time set aside during school hours, typically an hour a day or a week, for a student to receive an off-campus private religious education.
May 1995: Spangles ad from Mars «GET SUCKED BACK IN TIME!»
“May 1995: Spangles ad from Mars «GET SUCKED BACK IN TIME!»”
“Jianming Wen: Entropic Reciprocity in Time-Reversed Young Interferometry https://arxiv.org/abs/2605.01052 https://arxiv.org/pdf/2605.01052 https://arxiv.org/html/2605.01052”
“If farmers don't get their fertilizer in time, or diesel for their tractors, I suppose it won't really matter if they can't find enough immigrants to pick their crops because the crops won't be planted, either. Time is running out!”
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(chiefly, _, Scotland) A period of leisure; spare time.