British Summer Time - letní čas

noun - the time used in the UK in summer that is one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time (it is often abbreviated as BST)

daylight saving time - letní čas

noun, American English - the time when clocks are one hour ahead of standard time during the summer (abbreviated as DST)

in no time - rychle, raz dva, než by řekl švec

adverb - very quickly, very soon, without delay

 

at a time - najednou, naráz, v jednu dobu

adverb - on one occasion

 

bide your time - vyčkávat času, vyčkat příležitosti

verb - to wait for the right time to do something

 

at no time - nikdy

adverb - never, under no circumstances

 

third time lucky - do třetice všeho dobrého

phrase - used when you have tried to do a particular thing twice before and hope that you will succeed the next time

 

time and again - zas a znova, neustále, opakovaně

phrase - repeatedly, very often

 

by the time - než, až, jakmile, v době kdy

adverb - until a particular time or event

 

time will tell - čas ukáže

phrase - a saying that says that we will see how something works out after a period of time, not now

 

bide your time - vyčkávat příležitosti, čekat na příležitost

verb - to wait for the right time to do something

 

all the time - pořád, stále

adverb - always, without stopping

 

freely - volně, svobodně

adverb - without boundaries, without constraints

freedom - svoboda

noun - the ability to do what you want; the right to do what you want

 

all in good time - přijde na to čas, všechno má svůj čas

phrase - a phrase we use to say that a person should wait for something and not be hasty