Significations de Times en français

Le mot "times" en anglais est principalement utilisé pour exprimer la notion de multiplication, le passage du temps et pour désigner des occasions ou des périodes spécifiques.

Utilisation dans le contexte de multiplication :
- "Times" est souvent utilisé dans des contextes mathématiques. Par exemple :
  - "Two times three equals six." (Deux fois trois égale six.)
- Utilisé dans ce sens, il est courant dans les écoles, lors de cours de mathématiques ou dans des discussions informelles sur les calculs.
Utilisation pour désigner des périodes de temps :
- On utilise "times" pour parler de différentes époques ou moments dans la vie. Par exemple :
  - "In ancient times, people believed in many gods." (Dans les temps anciens, les gens croyaient en de nombreux dieux.)
- Cette utilisation est fréquente dans des contextes historiques, littéraires ou lors de discussions sur des événements passés.
Utilisation pour désigner des occasions :
- "Times" peut également désigner des moments spécifiques ou des occasions. Par exemple :
  - "There are good times and bad times." (Il y a des bons moments et des mauvais moments.)
- Cette expression est utilisée dans des contextes informels, souvent dans des discussions personnelles ou philosophiques.
Phrases et expressions courantes :
- "Times are tough." (Les temps sont durs.) - Utilisé pour décrire des périodes difficiles.
- "It's about time." (Il est temps.) - Indique qu'un événement attendu doit enfin se produire.
- "Times change." (Les temps changent.) - Réfère à l'évolution des sociétés et des cultures.
Contexte d'utilisation :
- "Times" est utilisé à la fois dans des contextes formels et informels. En mathématiques, il est plus formel, tandis que dans des discussions sur la vie quotidienne, il est plus informel.
Erreurs courantes :
- Les francophones peuvent confondre l'utilisation de "times" avec "time" (singulier) en pensant que les deux sont interchangeables. "Times" se réfère souvent à des multiplications ou des périodes, tandis que "time" se réfère à un moment spécifique.
Mots liés :
- Synonymes : "multiplied by" (multiplié par), "periods" (périodes).
- Antonymes : "never" (jamais) dans le contexte de "good times" (bons moments).
Prononciation :
- "Times" se prononce /taɪmz/. Le "i" se prononce comme dans "my" et le "s" final est prononcé comme un "z".

Grammaire et étymologie :

"Times" est le pluriel de "time". En termes d'étymologie, "time" vient de l'anglo-saxon "tima", qui signifie une période ou un moment. "Times" en tant que pluriel est utilisé pour exprimer des périodes multiples ou des occasions.

fois

Exemple:

I went to Paris three times.

Je suis allé à Paris trois fois.

How many times have you visited him?

Combien de fois l'as-tu visité?

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to refer to instances or occurrences of an event.

Note: The word 'fois' is commonly used to count occurrences. In mathematical contexts, 'fois' can also mean 'times' as in multiplication.

temps

Exemple:

In ancient times, people believed in many gods.

Dans les temps anciens, les gens croyaient en de nombreux dieux.

Times have changed since then.

Les temps ont changé depuis.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Used to refer to historical or specific periods.

Note: The term 'temps' can denote various periods in history and is often used in philosophical or literary contexts.

fois (as in multiplications)

Exemple:

Two times three equals six.

Deux fois trois égale six.

Five times five is twenty-five.

Cinq fois cinq égale vingt-cinq.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Used in mathematical contexts to denote multiplication.

Note: In mathematics, 'fois' is specifically used to indicate multiplication operations.

époque

Exemple:

It was a different time back then.

C'était une époque différente à l'époque.

During that time, many changes occurred.

Pendant cette époque, de nombreux changements ont eu lieu.

Utilisation: formalContexte: Used to refer to a significant historical period.

Note: 'Époque' is often used in historical discussions to refer to notable periods.

saison (in specific contexts)

Exemple:

This is the time of year when flowers bloom.

C'est la saison où les fleurs éclosent.

Winter is a beautiful time in the mountains.

L'hiver est une belle saison dans les montagnes.

Utilisation: informalContexte: Used to refer to specific seasons or times of the year.

Note: 'Saison' is used more specifically when discussing seasons rather than general time.

Les synonymes de Times

instances

Instances refer to specific occurrences or examples of something happening. It is often used to indicate separate occurrences within a broader context.

Exemple: There were multiple instances when she helped me out.

Note: Instances are individual occurrences, while 'times' can be more general or abstract.

occasions

Occasions are particular times or events, usually notable or significant in some way. It implies a specific moment or event.

Exemple: On special occasions, we like to celebrate with our friends.

Note: Occasions typically refer to specific, often planned events, while 'times' can be more general.

moments

Moments refer to brief, distinct periods of time that are memorable or significant. It often conveys a sense of emotional or experiential significance.

Exemple: We shared some great moments together during our vacation.

Note: Moments are more focused on the emotional or experiential aspect compared to the more general 'times.'

Expressions et phrases courantes de Times

a few times

This phrase means a small number of occasions or instances.

Exemple: I've been to Paris a few times.

Note: The phrase 'a few times' emphasizes the limited number of occurrences.

at times

This phrase means occasionally or sometimes.

Exemple: She can be quite unpredictable at times.

Note: It suggests that the behavior or occurrence is not constant.

ahead of one's time

This phrase means being advanced or revolutionary in thinking or ideas.

Exemple: His innovative ideas were ahead of his time.

Note: It implies being more progressive than the current era or prevailing opinions.

make up for lost time

This phrase means to work harder or faster to compensate for time lost.

Exemple: After the delay, we need to make up for lost time.

Note: It emphasizes the need to catch up or recover time that has been wasted.

time flies

This phrase means time passes quickly, especially in enjoyable moments.

Exemple: I can't believe it's midnight already; time flies when you're having fun.

Note: It highlights the perception of time moving swiftly in certain situations.

time will tell

This phrase means the truth or outcome will become clear in the future.

Exemple: We'll see who was right in the end; time will tell.

Note: It suggests that only time can reveal the eventual result or answer.

time is money

This phrase means that time is valuable and should not be wasted.

Exemple: In business, time is money, so efficiency is crucial.

Note: It equates time with a valuable commodity like money, emphasizing its importance.

press for time

This phrase means being in a situation where there is not enough time available.

Exemple: We're really pressed for time, so let's focus and finish quickly.

Note: It conveys a sense of urgency or pressure due to time constraints.

behind the times

This phrase means being old-fashioned or not up-to-date with current trends.

Exemple: Their technology is so outdated; they're really behind the times.

Note: It suggests a lack of awareness or adaptation to modern developments.

Expressions courantes (argot) de Times

Times a million

Used to emphasize the level or extent of something, similar to saying 'a lot.'

Exemple: I love that song times a million!

Note: Uses 'times' to express emphasis on a large quantity.

Times up

Indicates that the allotted time is over, especially in timed activities or games.

Exemple: Sorry, your time's up. Please move to the next station.

Note: Shortened form of 'time is up' for quick and casual use.

Waste no time

To start doing something immediately without delay.

Exemple: Let's waste no time and get started on this project right away.

Note: Uses 'waste' in a positive sense, indicating efficient use of time.

Fun times

Refers to enjoyable or entertaining experiences.

Exemple: Last night was full of fun times with friends at the party.

Note: Casual expression to describe positive experiences involving laughter and enjoyment.

Like old times

Indicates nostalgia or reminiscence for past experiences or relationships.

Exemple: Seeing you again feels like old times.

Note: Compares current situations to past memories, suggesting familiarity and comfort.

In good time

Refers to arriving or happening at the appropriate or expected time.

Exemple: Don't worry, the package will arrive in good time for the event.

Note: Indicates timeliness and punctuality, conveying a sense of reliability.

Times - Exemples

Times have changed since I was a child.

Les temps ont changé depuis que j'étais enfant.

I have been to Paris three times.

Je suis allé à Paris trois fois.

The weather was bad at times during our vacation.

Le temps était mauvais par moments pendant nos vacances.

Grammaire de Times

Times - Nom (Noun) / Nom, pluriel (Noun, plural)

Lemme: time

Conjugaisons

Nom, pluriel (Noun, plural): times, time

Nom, singulier ou massif (Noun, singular or mass): time

Verbe, passé simple (Verb, past tense): timed

Verbe, gérondif ou participe présent (Verb, gerund or present participle): timing

Verbe, 3ème personne du singulier au présent (Verb, 3rd person singular present): times

Verbe, forme de base (Verb, base form): time

Verbe, présent non à la 3ème personne du singulier (Verb, non-3rd person singular present): time

Syllabes, Séparation et Accent

times contient 1 syllabes: times

Transcription phonétique: ˈtīmz

times , ˈtīmz (La syllabe rouge est accentuée)

Times - Importance et fréquence d'utilisation

L'indice de fréquence et d'importance des mots indique la fréquence d'apparition d'un mot dans une langue donnée. Plus le nombre est petit, plus le mot est fréquemment utilisé. Les mots les plus fréquemment utilisés vont généralement de 1 à 4000.

times: 300 - 400 (Extrêmement Commun).

Cet indice d'importance vous aide à vous concentrer sur les mots les plus utiles lors de votre processus d'apprentissage des langues.

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