Beijing Time (BJT); the standard time used across Mainland China based on the eighth time zone east of Greenwich

happening suddenly or all at once

a physical or digital chart listing the times at which events, classes, or transport services are scheduled to take place

the time it takes for a system to react to an input or command

business hours; opening hours; office hours

The period when the largest number of people are watching television or listening to the radio

a difference in time; a time gap or interval (e.g. between time zones or events); (figuratively) a strategy in business or competition that takes advantage of such gaps to gain a favorable position

The standard time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London; also known as GMT

in a very short moment; instantly

amount of time spent waiting for something; in computing, also refers to latency

the hours for work and rest; daily routine

The quality of being time-sensitive or having a strict time limit; seasonality; topicality

To rush or work extra hard to finish a task as quickly as possible; to seize every moment to complete a job ahead of a deadline.

the time required for a computer to carry out a command or for a task to be performed

office hours; business hours; working hours

A chronological sequence of events or a graphical representation of such a sequence.

(electronics) the minimum time an input signal must remain stable before a clock edge to ensure correct data capture

a noun or part of speech that expresses time (e.g., now, yesterday, Sunday)

The time period during the day when traffic is heaviest; often used in Taiwan where Mainland China typically uses [[交通高峰|交通高峰|jiao1 tong1 gao1 feng1]]

to waste no time in doing something; to hurry up

To manage to find time or make time to do something.

To delay or prolong a situation to gain an advantage; to procrastinate or filibuster.

length of time during which something continues

arranged or occurring in the order of time

To stall or play for time; to dawdle or wait for time to pass while doing nothing.

Standard time set forward by one hour during the summer to make better use of daylight and save energy; also called [[夏令时间|夏令時間|xia4 ling4 shi2 jian1]]

it is getting late; time is getting on

a span of time between two specific points or events

container filled with objects from the present day for future generations to find

an exploit where an attacker attempts to compromise a cryptosystem by analyzing the time taken to execute various algorithms or cryptographic operations

a sequence of data points recorded at regular time intervals, used in statistics and forecasting

time-stamp; a record of the time at which an event occurred

Used to express that time marches on relentlessly, aging people and changing things in an unforgiving way

The science of measuring time

A specific moment or point in time

The popular science book by British physicist Stephen Hawking.

a container containing objects from the present day, buried or hidden for people in the future to find

Art forms that unfold over time, such as music, dance, and literature; often contrasted with [[空间艺术|空間藝術|kong1 jian1 yi4 shu4]].

timeline; time axis

The development or progression of something over a period of time

the official local time of a region or country determined by a specific time zone

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT); most common in Taiwan usage

The standard time at the Royal Observatory in Greenwich, London; also known as Universal Time.

Greenwich Mean Time (GMT)

To pass the time or occupy oneself with aimless activities to avoid boredom.

a short period of time; the short term

The very first moment after something happens; at the earliest possible time; right away.

USA Eastern Standard Time

the time zone used on the eastern coast of the United States and Canada