No. 8,066 in French
time
The French word "time" does not exist; you may mean "temps," which translates to "time" in English.
In a sentence
Je n'ai pas le temps pour faire ça aujourd'hui.
I don't have time to do this today.
Time is used here to indicate the period or availability necessary to accomplish an action.
Il est temps de partir pour ne pas être en retard.
It's time to leave in order not to be late.
Time refers to the appropriate moment to perform a specific action.
Avec le temps, tu comprendras pourquoi j'ai pris cette décision.
With time, you will understand why I made this decision.
Time is used to describe a prolonged period that leads to learning or understanding.
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