Definition of time limit in English:

time limit

noun

A limit of time within which something must be done.
期限，限期
with this pass you can use the rail system as much as you like within a certain time limit
strict time limits
Example sentencesExamples
- This material plainly has to reach the expert and the clause provides that it should do so within a specific time limit.
- The riders have to clear 12 obstacles on the course within a specific time limit.
- At the time, he publicly gave the time limit of three months for his plan to succeed.
- We are willing to agree to a time limit whereby we find a new stadium within two further seasons.
- He admits the summary prosecution was not initiated within the legal time limit.
- The time limit could be broadened so as to encompass the months of July and August.
- It was a quiet day and it was easily sorted within the set time limit of five hours without water.
- If the invoice needs to be adjusted downward, he must issue a credit note within the time limit.
- Yes, that seems to be the rule and that provides for a time limit of two months.
- For example, the estimated time limit could be set at five days and the cost per night at £200.
- Yet the Commission insisted on the right to extend the time limit to 12 years.
- The relevant appeal notice will need to be completed in English, within the relevant time limit.
- The current time limit is generally six years but does not start for children until they turn 18.
- The time frame has to be mentioned because there is such a short time limit within which an application can be made.
- However, it did not give Israel a specified time limit within which to respond.
- Trusts might be able to keep their credits only if they pay out income within a certain time limit.
- The Commission must also fix a time limit for the complainant to submit any further comments in writing.
- In the latter you have to drive a cab around town and make a certain amount of money within the time limit.
- The project has a time limit, with an initial commitment for this year.
- There is a time limit of 42 days to lodge complaints and that time must be very nearly up!
Synonyms
limit, finishing date, finishing time, target date, target time, cut-off point

Derivatives

time-limited

adjective

‘He always saw it as a time-limited job for a specific purpose,’ a friend said.
Example sentencesExamples
- Shop fronts are also to be improved, she added, as well as the introduction of new kerbing, resurfacing and time-limited car parking.
- Rental, subscription and time-limited trial offers (already used for computer software) are all options.
- This is time-limited, and if it does not go ahead, money will be spent elsewhere.
- Well, that's certainly specific, measurable, achievable and time-limited.

Definition of time limit in US English:

time limit

nounˈtaɪm ˌlɪmɪtˈtīm ˌlimit

A limit of time within which something must be done.
期限，限期
with this pass you can use the rail system as much as you like within a certain time limit
strict time limits
Example sentencesExamples
- Yet the Commission insisted on the right to extend the time limit to 12 years.
- The project has a time limit, with an initial commitment for this year.
- The relevant appeal notice will need to be completed in English, within the relevant time limit.
- Yes, that seems to be the rule and that provides for a time limit of two months.
- It was a quiet day and it was easily sorted within the set time limit of five hours without water.
- He admits the summary prosecution was not initiated within the legal time limit.
- There is a time limit of 42 days to lodge complaints and that time must be very nearly up!
- In the latter you have to drive a cab around town and make a certain amount of money within the time limit.
- However, it did not give Israel a specified time limit within which to respond.
- The Commission must also fix a time limit for the complainant to submit any further comments in writing.
- Trusts might be able to keep their credits only if they pay out income within a certain time limit.
- We are willing to agree to a time limit whereby we find a new stadium within two further seasons.
- This material plainly has to reach the expert and the clause provides that it should do so within a specific time limit.
- The time frame has to be mentioned because there is such a short time limit within which an application can be made.
- The time limit could be broadened so as to encompass the months of July and August.
- If the invoice needs to be adjusted downward, he must issue a credit note within the time limit.
- For example, the estimated time limit could be set at five days and the cost per night at £200.
- At the time, he publicly gave the time limit of three months for his plan to succeed.
- The current time limit is generally six years but does not start for children until they turn 18.
- The riders have to clear 12 obstacles on the course within a specific time limit.
Synonyms
limit, finishing date, finishing time, target date, target time, cut-off point

单词	time limit
释义	Definition of time limit in English: time limit noun A limit of time within which something must be done. 期限，限期 with this pass you can use the rail system as much as you like within a certain time limit strict time limits Example sentencesExamples This material plainly has to reach the expert and the clause provides that it should do so within a specific time limit. The riders have to clear 12 obstacles on the course within a specific time limit. At the time, he publicly gave the time limit of three months for his plan to succeed. We are willing to agree to a time limit whereby we find a new stadium within two further seasons. He admits the summary prosecution was not initiated within the legal time limit. The time limit could be broadened so as to encompass the months of July and August. It was a quiet day and it was easily sorted within the set time limit of five hours without water. If the invoice needs to be adjusted downward, he must issue a credit note within the time limit. Yes, that seems to be the rule and that provides for a time limit of two months. For example, the estimated time limit could be set at five days and the cost per night at £200. Yet the Commission insisted on the right to extend the time limit to 12 years. The relevant appeal notice will need to be completed in English, within the relevant time limit. The current time limit is generally six years but does not start for children until they turn 18. The time frame has to be mentioned because there is such a short time limit within which an application can be made. However, it did not give Israel a specified time limit within which to respond. Trusts might be able to keep their credits only if they pay out income within a certain time limit. The Commission must also fix a time limit for the complainant to submit any further comments in writing. In the latter you have to drive a cab around town and make a certain amount of money within the time limit. The project has a time limit, with an initial commitment for this year. There is a time limit of 42 days to lodge complaints and that time must be very nearly up! Synonyms limit, finishing date, finishing time, target date, target time, cut-off point Derivatives time-limited adjective ‘He always saw it as a time-limited job for a specific purpose,’ a friend said. Example sentencesExamples Shop fronts are also to be improved, she added, as well as the introduction of new kerbing, resurfacing and time-limited car parking. Rental, subscription and time-limited trial offers (already used for computer software) are all options. This is time-limited, and if it does not go ahead, money will be spent elsewhere. Well, that's certainly specific, measurable, achievable and time-limited. Definition of time limit in US English: time limit nounˈtaɪm ˌlɪmɪtˈtīm ˌlimit A limit of time within which something must be done. 期限，限期 with this pass you can use the rail system as much as you like within a certain time limit strict time limits Example sentencesExamples Yet the Commission insisted on the right to extend the time limit to 12 years. The project has a time limit, with an initial commitment for this year. The relevant appeal notice will need to be completed in English, within the relevant time limit. Yes, that seems to be the rule and that provides for a time limit of two months. It was a quiet day and it was easily sorted within the set time limit of five hours without water. He admits the summary prosecution was not initiated within the legal time limit. There is a time limit of 42 days to lodge complaints and that time must be very nearly up! In the latter you have to drive a cab around town and make a certain amount of money within the time limit. However, it did not give Israel a specified time limit within which to respond. The Commission must also fix a time limit for the complainant to submit any further comments in writing. Trusts might be able to keep their credits only if they pay out income within a certain time limit. We are willing to agree to a time limit whereby we find a new stadium within two further seasons. This material plainly has to reach the expert and the clause provides that it should do so within a specific time limit. The time frame has to be mentioned because there is such a short time limit within which an application can be made. The time limit could be broadened so as to encompass the months of July and August. If the invoice needs to be adjusted downward, he must issue a credit note within the time limit. For example, the estimated time limit could be set at five days and the cost per night at £200. At the time, he publicly gave the time limit of three months for his plan to succeed. The current time limit is generally six years but does not start for children until they turn 18. The riders have to clear 12 obstacles on the course within a specific time limit. Synonyms limit, finishing date, finishing time, target date, target time, cut-off point
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