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Meanings of extra time in inglês

português
prorrogação
catalão
pròrroga

Playing time beyond regulation, to break a tie.

prorrogação
Usage of extra time in inglês
1
Girma may also be given extra time to speak in the house.
Reuters
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He says people need to plan their journeys and allow extra time.
Radio NZ
3
If you do have to travel, allow extra time, just in case.
The South African
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VicTraffic is urging drivers to avoid the area and allow extra time.
News.com.au
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That's fine with me; I can use the extra time to prepare.
First degree
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People will need to allow extra time if they are travelling in.
Radio NZ
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New Zealanders are evidently lapping up extra time at home to cook.
Radio NZ
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The Nigeria defender was given extra time off following the Confederations Cup.
The Irish Times
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The honey drops can buy extra time, multiplied points or different avatars.
The Irish Times
10
Take it steady, allow a bit of extra time for your journey.
The Guardian
11
Celtic needed a goal, for extra time, or they were going out.
BBC
12
The Blues needed extra time to squeeze past Leicester in the quarter-finals.
The South African
13
I don't anticipate your having any extra time to work with Odo.
Star trek: terok nor: dawn of the eagles
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Entertainment became the next place to invest our extra time and money.
Stranger Than Fiction: True Stories
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For Boudreaux, the extra time brings him more satisfaction than the money.
Reuters
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It appears New Zealanders are lapping up extra time in the kitchen.
Radio NZ
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Translations for extra time
português
prorrogação
catalão
pròrroga
Extra time through the time
Extra time across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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