on time in Latin
on time in Latin is tempore, temporī — on time means at the arranged or expected time, neither early nor late.
on time in Latin
tempore
Punctually or according to the schedule.
temporī
Punctually or according to the schedule.
What does "on time" mean?
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phrase At the arranged or expected time, neither early nor late.
"The 7:42 actually arrived on time for once."
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adjective Happening or delivered by the agreed deadline, especially as a measure of reliability.
"The airline publishes its on-time performance every month."
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on time in a sentence
- The 7:42 actually arrived on time for once.
- If you leave now you'll be on time for the interview.
- The airline publishes its on-time performance every month.
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What is "on time" in Latin?
"on time" in Latin is tempore, temporī. on time means: At the arranged or expected time, neither early nor late.
How do you use "on time" in a sentence?
Example: "The 7:42 actually arrived on time for once." In Latin, "on time" is tempore, temporī.
Are there other ways to say "on time" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "on time": tempore, temporī.
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