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time of day

/ˈtaɪm əv deɪ/

Traducción: Frase que designa un periodo o momento concreto del día, y que también se usa en expresiones como 'prestar atención a alguien' o 'ignorar a alguien' (no hacer caso).

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/ˈtaɪm əv deɪ/B1informal
  • esFrase que designa un periodo o momento concreto del día, y que también se usa en expresiones como 'prestar atención a alguien' o 'ignorar a alguien' (no hacer caso).

A phrase referring to a specific period or point in time during the day, often used in expressions like 'give someone the time of day' (to acknowledge or pay attention to someone) or 'not give someone the time of day' (to ignore or refuse to acknowledge someone).

  1. Specific hour or periodA1formal

    A particular hour or period of the day, often used in reference to schedules or routines.

    eshora del día

    • What time of day do you usually wake up?
    • The best time of day for a walk is early morning.
    • He prefers to work at this time of day.
  2. Greeting or attention (idiomatic)B2informal

    Used in the phrase 'give someone the time of day' meaning to acknowledge or pay attention to someone.

    eshora del día (en sentido figurado: atención/saludo)

    • She wouldn't even give him the time of day.
    • After the argument, he refused to give her the time of day.
    • The celebrity didn't give the fans the time of day.