present perfect - předpřítomný čas, předpřítomný prostý čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of HAVE + past participle, such as 'I have seen this film.'

 

1000 - číslo 1000

determiner - the number 1000

 

present perfect continuous - předpřítomný průběhový čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of HAVE + BEEN + -ing, such as 'I have been watching TV for two hours.'

 

have - pomocné sloveso pro dokonavý čas (předpřítomný či předminulý apod.)

verb - the auxiliary verb used to form perfect tenses (the present perfect, the past perfect etc.)

time - čas

noun - the passing of seconds, hours, days etc.

 

spend - trávit (čas), strávit (čas)

verb - to use or pass time

 

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)

 

brevity - krátkost (čas)

noun, formal - the fact that something lasts for only a short time

 

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

 

spare time - volný čas

noun - the time when you do not work or study, the time when you can do what you like

 

about time - nejvyšší čas

phrase - a moment when something should not be put off any longer, when something should be done

 

high time - nejvyšší čas

phrase - a moment when something should not be put off any longer, when something should be done

 

future perfect - předbudoucí čas

noun - a grammar structure consisting of WILL HAVE + past participle, such as 'I will have seen this film.'

 

free time - volný čas

noun - the time when you can do what you like, the time when you are not studying or working