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单词 time frame
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time frame
noun[C]
(alsotimeframe,time-frame)
uk
/ˈtaɪm ˌfreɪm/us
/ˈtaɪm ˌfreɪm/
aperiodofdays,weeks,months, etc. within which anactivityisintendedtohappen:
（安排进行某活动的）时间框架，时间范围
Have yousetatimeframeforcompletingthejob?你给这项工作定完成时限了吗？
The newlawintroducesthesechangesin/withinafairlylong/shorttimeframe.新颁布的法律计划在相当长／短的时间内进行这些改革。
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(Definition oftime framefrom theCambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary & Thesaurus© Cambridge University Press)

time frame| Business English

time frame
noun[C,usually singular]
(alsotimeframe,time-frame)
uk
us
aparticularperiodoftimein which something must be done:
within a time frameThecompanymay notmeetitstargetswithin thetimeframe.
a120-day/24-month/10-yeartimeframe
alimited/short/longtimeframe
a time frame for sthYesterday, thetroubledairlinepubliclyannouncedatimeframefor apossibleliquidation.
a time frame for doing sthA goodprojectmanagermust have asolidgraspof the team'sworkload,productivity, and timeframe forcompletingtheproject.
put/set a time frame on sthIt's hard to put a time-frame on howlongit will take toimplementtherecommendations.
(Definition oftime framefrom theCambridge Business English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoftime frame

time frame
Failure to select an appropriatetimeframebetween exposure and disease.
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At the outset of the interview it is important to establish its purpose, and with older children atimeframe.
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The change in cataphora nears completion towards the end of thetimeframe, whereas the development in anaphora is considerably slower.
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The rural population actually declined in absolute numbers in the sametimeframe.
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Nor is thetimeframenecessarily obvious for the atrophy of cortical overabundance based on relaxed selection, in our view.
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Both composers were able to complete the task within thetimeframe, although differences in craftsmanship and compositional development led to differences in time use.
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Bearing in mind thattimeframe, and the electorate's probable criteria, there are two possible routes to electoral satisfaction.
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The reason for the exclusionary policies must, therefore, be sought in secular events closer to thetimeframeof the guilds' exclusionary manoeuvres.
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But like the futilityspotters, we have chosen our owntimeframe.
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Nevertheless, there are differences, not only with respect to thetimeframeused during measurement, but also conceptually.
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Indeed, peer exclusion predicted significantly steeper growth in depressive symptoms across thistimeframefor boys who were high in social anxiety.
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In addition, thetimeframewithin which victimization was measured for this study was 1 year.
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Their history was heterotemporal, with more than onetimeframeat play.
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Thetimeframeremains the same, ending in 1958.
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The author's observations of the site cover thetimeframefrom 1989 to 1993.
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