sometime

• Adjetivo usado para descrever alguém que ocupou um cargo ou papel em algum momento do passado, mas não necessariamente agora, como em 'ex-professor'.

An adjective used to describe a person who once held a particular position or role, e.g., 'a sometime professor'.

1. B2formal

   Having been something in the past; former.

   Ex

   • He is a sometime actor, now a director.
   • The sometime president of the club attended the reunion.
   • She is a sometime colleague from my previous job.

   Sinônimoserstwhileformeroldpastpreviousquondam

   Antônimoscurrentfuturepresent

• Advérbio que significa 'em um momento não definido ou desconhecido no passado ou no futuro'. Usado para indicar um momento no tempo que não é exato, frequentemente implicando certo grau de incerteza ou flexibilidade.

An adverb meaning 'at an unspecified or unknown time in the past or future.' It is used to refer to a point in time that is not precisely defined, often implying a degree of uncertainty or flexibility.

1. At an unspecified timeA2formal

   At an indefinite or unknown time in the future or past.

   Em algum momento

   • Let's meet for coffee sometime next week.
   • I will finish reading that book sometime this month.
   • She visited Paris sometime last year.

   Sinônimoseventuallyonce

2. FormerlyB2formal

   Used to indicate a previous period or position.

   Antigo

   • He was sometime president of the society.
   • The sometime mayor of the city now works as a consultant.
   • She is a sometime actress, now a director.

   Sinônimosat one timeerstwhileformerlyoncepreviouslyquondam