every once in a while - jednou za čas

adverb - not very often, sometimes

 

on time - přesně na čas

adverb - exactly at the time

 

past perfect continuous - předminulý průběhový čas

noun - a grammatical structure that we use for actions that had been happening up to a certain moment in the past, the structure is HAD BEEN + present participle (had been going, had been talking etc.)

 

past continuous - minulý průběhový čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of WAS/WERE + -ing, such as 'I was watching TV.'

 

past simple - minulý prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happened at some point in the past or happened regularly in the past, were generally true etc. Verbs usually have the ending -ED and in questions and negatives we usually use DID / DIDN'T

 

present continuous - přítomný průběhový čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of BE + -ing, such as 'I am watching TV.'

 

present simple - přítomný prostý čas

noun - a tense that is used for actions that happen regularly, are generally true etc. In questions and negatives we use DO / DOES / DON'T / DOESN'T

 

time - čas (chvíle), chvíle

noun - a few seconds, minutes, hours

 

time - čas (moment), chvíle

noun - an occasion, a moment

 

time - čas, období, doba

noun - a part of day, month, year etc., a period in history etc.

run over - protáhnout se, přesáhnout plánovaný čas, překročit čas

verb - to continue for longer than expected or planned

 

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

 

Eastertide - velikonoční čas, čas Velikonoc, doba Velikonoc, velikonoční svátky

noun - the Easter period, especially the 50 days from Easter Sunday to Pentecost Sunday

 

take time - dopřát si čas, nechat si čas (na co)

verb - to have time to do something without a rush

 

put in - vložit (čas atd.), investovat (čas a námahu atd.)

verb - to spend time and effort on doing something