time to play的意思
time to play中文翻譯:
游戲時間到了
time play───時間游戲
play time───游戲時間
play to───有助于
play dough time───玩面團時間
time to time───不時地; 時常;不時地;時常
play for time───v.為爭取時間而拖延; 泡蘑菇
Time to───是時候
to time───到時間
what to play───玩什么
's time to play ping-pong.───打乒乓的時候到了。
Baseball takes a long time to play.───棒球需要打很長時間。
work and a time to play.───工作、玩耍皆有時。
He is always on business trip, so he doesn't have much time to play with me but I don't blame him for that.───他總是出差,這要占用很多時間,所以,他沒有時間陪我玩,但我不怪他。
Tom is busy helping his mother with housework, he has no time to play with you.───湯姆忙于幫助媽媽做家務,他沒有時間和你玩
In the midst of his election he lamented the fact that he did not have time to play with his beloved grandchildren.───在他選舉獲勝時,他不禁感嘆,沒時間和他最疼愛的孫子玩。
like sort of a waste of time to play World of Warcraft with your son. But you're actually interacting with each other.───跟兒子一起玩《星際爭霸》看起來有點浪費時間,但是這時候你們確實在互動。
He said that this reversal will take some time to play out.───他認為這種逆轉需要假以時日。
He liked playing football when he was a university student. However, he has no time to play football now.───大學時代的他很愛踢足球,然而現在他卻無暇踢球了。
We should arrange accommodative time to play a computer.
Lennie knows he hasn't any time to play with if Boro are to stay in the big time.
Then it's time to play with the topper dinghies!
There's a time to work and a time to play.
Sadly I haven't got time to play right now, I've got to split for an urgent dinner date.
And perhaps it was time to play the trump card up his sleeve.
But when it comes time to play live the old equipment is ridiculous.
Weekends left him time to play soccer with one of his brothers, all day and all night, Saturday and Sunday.
This is the time to play high.
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