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Meanings of time out in English

Portuguese
pausa
Catalan
parada
Spanish
descanso

A pause from doing something (as work)

pausa
Usage of time out in English
1
Viable plan His opponents say he hasn't a hope this time out.
The Irish Times
2
That's normal after a long time out of competition, added the Spaniard.
Reuters
3
She said this included taking time out and treating themselves with kindness.
Radio NZ
4
Yes, that too, but this time out Carswell speaks from the heart.
The Irish Times
5
The difference is that this time out, Intel is actually selling software.
Wired
6
I think I'd enjoy having a bit of time out from it.
The Guardian
7
Huddersfield were also seen off with ease at Wembley last time out.
The South African
8
Embley put in two good runs and then flopped last time out.
News.com.au
9
The pre-1963 dwelling has been a long time out in the cold.
The Irish Times
10
So take some time out to check on your own credit score.
The South African
11
Now, 29 years later, they're still running it full- time out of Nelson.
Radio NZ
12
Mark Webber took some time out to refocus and rebuild his energy.
The Guardian
13
At least we were spared the Gormley interview method this time out.
The Irish Times
14
Only four sides conceded more in the Premier League last time out.
The Guardian
15
I guess I went shooting for the first time out of protest.
White Hunter, Black Heart
16
TT: This is my first time out from scratch with a child.
Ebony
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Translations for time out
Portuguese
pausa