make time meaning

• 1. To regain lost time
  2. To find an opportunity
• 
  [American idiom]
  to flirt with, date, or hang around with someone. (Informal.)
  • I hear that Tom's been making time with Ann.
  • I hear they've been making time for months.
  
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  [American slang]
  to flirt with, date, or hang around with someone.
    I hear that Tom's been making time with Ann.
    I hear they've been making time for months.
• 
  [Electronics]
  The time required for a relay to latch completely, or for a switch (either mechanical or electronic) to close completely. Compare BREAK TIME.
  

• It was a way to make time pass quickly.
• Could you make time to type this out?
• I'll make time if it's important.
• I admit i make time.
• Can't make time during the day . always busy as hell
• make time to relax and do things that you enjoy
• Remember to make time for those you love
• I make time to housework this weekend
• This makes time more valuable than money
• Freddy ： if you liked me, you would make time for me

• "make time" meaning in Chinese: 闭合时间
• "make time" meaning in Japanese: màke tíme (1) 急ぐ；〈乗物が〉（遅れを取り戻すために）スピードを出す We made good ...
• "make time" meaning in Russian: 1) амер. спешить, пытаясь наверстать упущенное 2) ехать на...
• "make time" meaning in French: se dépêcher; voyager à une certaine vitesse