No. 33 in Spanish
tiempo
"Tiempo" in English means "time" or "weather," depending on context.
In a sentence
El tiempo está soleado hoy.
The weather is sunny today.
In this context, 'tiempo' refers to the 'weather' or meteorological conditions.
No tengo tiempo para ir al cine ahora.
I don't have time to go to the cinema now.
Here, 'tiempo' signifies 'time' as a measurable period available or required for an activity.
Con el tiempo, aprenderás a hablar español con fluidez.
Over time, you will learn to speak Spanish fluently.
In this sentence, 'tiempo' is used to denote 'time' in the sense of the passage or progression of time.
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