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Temps - Rapide ou Lent

Plongez dans les expressions anglaises concernant la rapidité ou la lenteur, comme « en deux secousses » et « par degrés ».

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English idioms related to Time
to watch the clock

to repeatedly check what time it is because time seems to pass slowly and one is bored or tired

[Phrase]
on the spot

in a way that is instant and has no delay

[Phrase]
time flies

used to convey the idea that time passes quickly or seems to move swiftly

[phrase]
at the drop of a hat

with no hesitation

[Phrase]
in a trice

within a very short time

[Phrase]
in two shakes

soon or in a quick manner

[Phrase]
on a dime

used to describe something, typically an action or change, that is done without any difficulty or hesitation

[Phrase]
(right) out of the gate

used to mean something happens or is done immediately

[Phrase]
at a (single) stroke

accomplishing or achieving something in one decisive action or with a single effort

[Phrase]
now or never

used to suggest that right now is the only time a person has a chance for taking an opportunity or else they lose it forever

[Phrase]
time will tell

used to mean that by passing time it will be proved if something is true, valid, or effective

[phrase]
cold turkey

in a manner that is sudden, unexpected, and not gradual

d'un coup

d'un coup

[Phrase]
in the blink of an eye

very quickly or suddenly

[Phrase]
(right) off the bat

in an instant and with no delay

[Phrase]
slow day

a long day that is unproductive and boring

[nom]
by degrees

used to refer to a process that occurs slowly or step by step over time, rather than happening suddenly or all at once

[Phrase]
before sb can say Jack Robinson

so suddenly or quickly that leaves one with no time to react or notice anything

[Phrase]
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