tiden

the time

Usages of tiden

• Vi besøger ofte familien, når der er tid til en lang rejse.: We often visit the family when there is time for a long trip.
• Tiden går hurtigt, når vi arbejder i haven.: Time goes quickly when we work in the garden.
• Hvis vores aftale går galt, bliver det en udfordring at finde en ny tid.: If our appointment goes wrong, it becomes a challenge to find a new time.
• Ny teknologi er muligvis den største forandring i vores tid.: New technology is possibly the biggest change in our time.
• De træner normalt to gange om ugen, men i denne uge har de sjældent tid.: They normally train twice a week, but this week they rarely have time.
• Hvis jeg havde mere tid, ville jeg læse flere bøger på biblioteket.: If I had more time, I would read more books at the library.
• Hun elsker, når planen holder præcis tid, og ingen kommer for sent.: She loves it when the schedule keeps exact time and no one arrives late.
• Vi finder en venlig løsning, så gruppen alligevel kan mødes til tiden.: We find a friendly solution so the group can still meet on time.
• Det er læreren, der fremhæver, hvor vigtigt det er at have både tid til job og til fritid.: It is the teacher who emphasizes how important it is to have time for both work and free time.
• Opvaskemaskinen larmer lidt, men den sparer os tid.: The dishwasher is a bit noisy, but it saves us time.
• Patienten spørger, om undersøgelsen tager lang tid, fordi hun skal tilbage på arbejde.: The patient asks whether the examination takes a long time, because she has to go back to work.
• Jeg håber, at jeg får tid til at læse i aften.: I hope that I get time to read tonight.
• Hvis jeg havde mere tid senere på året, ville jeg besøge min ven.: If I had more time later in the year, I would visit my friend.
• Han spiser en skive brød med syltetøj, når han ikke har tid til at lave mere mad.: He eats a slice of bread with jam when he does not have time to make more food.
• Hun vil gerne få farvet håret hos den samme frisør, hvis der er en ledig tid.: She would like to get her hair dyed at the same hairdresser if there is an available time.
• Jeg vil hellere skrælle en appelsin end købe juice, selvom det tager lidt længere tid.: I would rather peel an orange than buy juice, even though it takes a little longer.
• Min veninde spørger, om hun kan få klippet håret på fredag, eller om frisøren først har tid på lørdag.: My friend asks whether she can get her hair cut on Friday, or whether the hairdresser only has time on Saturday.
• Vi har kun lidt tid i dag.: We only have a little time today.
• Det er rengøringen, der tager lang tid, fordi der hurtigt kommer støv i trappeopgangen.: It is the cleaning that takes a long time, because dust quickly gets into the stairwell.
• I dag lærer vi at bruge “det tager ... at” og “bruge tid på at”, når vi taler om tid.: Today we learn to use “it takes ... to” and “spend time doing,” when we talk about time.

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