Usage of "half-time" | TermGallery

For less than the standard number of hours.

One of the two halves of a match which are separated by a break in some team sports, such as football and rugby.

Half-time.

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Ús de half-time en anglès

Cork led by nine points at half-time and finished 12 points clear. 
 The Irish Times 

Five minutes from half-time, Young took a penalty quickly and scooted over. 
 The Guardian 

Hyphen when used adjectivally: a half-eaten sandwich; a half-cut subeditor; half-time oranges. 
 The Guardian 

As half-time approached, however, the regular danger was coming from Paul Scholes. 
 The Guardian 

I told the players at half-time it was not a fair result. 
 The Guardian 

Broncos centre Ward delivered the coup de grace seven minutes after half-time. 
 The Guardian 

I first felt that something wasn't quite right during the half-time break. 
 Radio NZ 

You see Katsande was necessary to change and not wait till half-time. 
 The South African 

And that was just at half-time, when they announced the Ibrox result. 
 The Irish Times 

United went three-up from the penalty spot on the stroke of half-time. 
 The Irish Times 

After the half-time interval, the South American side went on the offensive. 
 The Guardian 

We spoke at half-time about how important the next 10 minutes were. 
 BBC 

Ross County co-manager Stuart Kettlewell: The message at half-time was reasonably positive. 
 BBC 

Scores were level at half-time, but the floodgates opened in the second. 
 The South African 

Coventry threatened sporadically on the break but were worth their half-time lead. 
 The Guardian 

Ten minutes before half-time, England came close to a truly bizarre goal. 
 The Guardian 

Half-time a través del temps

Significats de half-time en anglès