time — laikas - fleetly, swiftly — greitai - durably, enduringly, firmly, lastingly, staunchly, steadily, strongly, tightly - annually, each year, every year, once a year, year, yearly — kasmet - apace, chop-chop, quickly, rapidly, speedily, swiftly — greitai - forever, for ever, for good, permanently — nuolatos, pastoviai - provisionally, temporarily — laikinai, ne nuolat - Tues, Tuesday — antradienis - endlessly, interminably - sluggishly — tingiai - enduringly - all the time, ceaselessly, continuously, endlessly, incessantly, the whole time, unceasingly, unendingly — be perstojo, nepaliaujamai, nuolat - age, eld, geezerhood, old age, years — senatvė - continuous, uninterrupted — be pertrūkių, ištisinis, nepertraukiamas - contemporary, present-day — šiuolaikinis - outdated, out-of-date, superannuated - obsolescent, obsolete — nykstantis - early — priešlaikinis - matutinal - middle — vidurinis - belated, late, overdue — ankstesnis, buvęs, vėlai, vėlus - posthumous — pomirtinis - drawn-out, extended, lengthy, long, long-drawn-out, prolonged, protracted — ilgas, ištęstas, per ilgas, užsitęsęs - close, close-knit, closely-knit, durable, firm, hardwearing, hard-wearing, lasting, long-lasting, long-lived, longwearing, staunch, strong, tight, tightly-knit — pastovus, tvirtas - endless, eternal, interminable — begalinis, nesibaigiantis - brief, short — trumpas - fleeting, fugitive, momentaneous, momentary, non-fast, not fast to light, short-lived — akimirką trunkantis, momentalus - lasting, permanent — nuolatinis, pastovus - abiding, enduring, imperishable, permanent - ageless, eternal, everlasting, perpetual, timeless, unceasing, unending — amžinas, nesibaigiantis, nuolatinis - impermanent, temporary - ephemeral, fleeting, fugacious, passing, short-lived, transient, transitory - evanescent - annual, yearly — kasmetinis, metinis - hebdomadal, hebdomadary, weekly — savaitinis - interval of time, period, period of time, run, stretch, stretch of time, time period, time span, tract — laikotarpis, metas, tarpsnis - contemporary world, modern times, modern world, present times - past, past times, yesteryear - history — istorija - future, futurity, hereafter, time to come — ateitis, būsimasis - time — metas - day — diena - continuum - history - clock time, time — laikas - continuance, duration, take the stand — trukmė - time scale, time scale factor - week, working week, workweek — darbo savaitė - calendar week, week — savaitė - day - life, lifespan, life span, lifetime, life-time — gyvenimas - life - life - millenary, millenium, millennium - past, the past — praeitis - life expectancy — vidutinė gyvenimo trukmė - death, last — mirties priežastis, mirtis - afterlife, beyond, great beyond, hereafter, kingdom come, life to come, next world, otherworld - age, eld - babyhood, early childhood, infancy - puberty, pubescence — lytinis subrendimas - 1920s, twenties — trečiasis dešimtmetis, trečioji dešimtis - 1930s, thirties — ketvirtasis dešimtmetis - 1940s, forties - 1950s, fifties — šeštasis dešimtmetis - 1960s, sixties — septintasis dešimtmetis - 1970s, seventies — aštuntasis dešimtmetis - 1980s, eighties — devintasis dešimtmetis - 1880s, eighties — devintasis dešimtmetis - 1990s, nineties — paskutinis dešimtmetis - 1890s, nineties — dešimta dešimtis, paskutinis dešimtmetis - voting age - day — diena - Inauguration Day, January 20 - bissextile day, February 29, leap day - festival - Dominicus, Lord's Day, Sun, Sunday — sekmadienis - Mon, Monday — pirmadienis - Midweek, Wed, Wednesday — trečiadienis - Th, Thursday — ketvirtadienis - Fri, Friday — penktadienis - Sabbatum, Sat, Saturday — šeštadienis - Sabbath — šabas, šventadienis - day, daylight, daytime — diena, dienos metas, para - dawn, forenoon, morn, morning, morning time — rytas - high noon, midday, noon, noonday, noontide, twelve noon, twelve o'clock — vidurdienis - eve, even, evening, eventide — vakaras, vakarinis - prime time — žiūrovams patogiausias laikas - dark, night, nighttime, night-time — nakties metas - night — naktinis, vakaras, vakarinis - night - night - midnight, twelve, twelve midnight — vidurnaktis - bedtime — laikas eiti miegoti - aurora, break of day, break of the day, cockcrow, dawn, dawning, daybreak, daylight, dayspring, first light, morning, red morning sky, rising, sunrise, sunup — aušra, saulėtekis - crepuscle, crepuscule, dusk, evenfall, fall, gloam, gloaming, nightfall, twilight — prietema - hebdomad, week — šiokiadieniai - fortnight, two weeks — dvi savaitės - crack of doom, Day of Judgement, Day of Judgment, day of reckoning, Doomsday, end of the world, eschaton, Judgement Day, Judgment Day, Last Day, Last Judgement, Last Judgment - distance — tolis, toluma - pointing, timekeeping - deadline — paskutinis terminas - Walpurgis Night - December 31, New Year's Eve - January 1, new year, New Year's, New Year's Day - Martin Luther King Day, Martin Luther King Jr's Birthday - January 19, Lee's Birthday, Robert E Lee's Birthday, Robert E Lee Day - Hogmanay - Tet, tubal embryo transfer - All-hallown summer, Indian summer, Old Wives' summer, Saint-Luke's summer, Saint Martin's summer, Saint-Martin's summer - February 2, Groundhog Day - February 12, Lincoln's Birthday - February 14, Saint Valentine's Day, St Valentine's Day, Valentine's Day, Valentine Day - February 22, Washington's Birthday - March 2, Texas Independence Day - March 17, Saint Patrick's Day, St Patrick's Day - All Fools' day, April Fools', April Fools' day - April 14, Pan American Day - First of May, May 1, May Day — Gegužės pirmoji - Mother's Day, Mothering Sunday - Armed Forces Day - Decoration Day, Memorial Day - Davis' Birthday, Jefferson Davis' Birthday, June 3 - Flag Day, June 14 - Father's Day - Fourth of July, Independence Day, July 4 - Citizenship Day, September 17 - Columbus Day, Discovery Day, October 12 - October 24, United Nations Day - Allhallows Eve, Hallowe'en, Halloween - Christmas Eve, Dec 24 — Kūčios - legal holiday, national holiday, public holiday - bank holiday, feastday, holiday — didžioji valstybinė šventė - Commonwealth Day, Empire day, May 24 - Dominion Day, July 1 - 14 July, Bastille Day - Armistice Day, November 11, Veterans' Day, Veterans Day - Thanksgiving, Thanksgiving Day — Padėkos diena - year - 366 days, bissextile, bissextile year, intercalary year, leap year — keliamieji metai - calendar year, civil year - astronomical year, equinoctial year, solar year, tropical year - date, twelvemonth, year, yr - year — metai - quarter — ketvirtis - day - calendar month, month - mid-April - June 23, Midsummer Eve, Midsummer Night, St John's Eve, St John's Night — Joninių naktis - limitation - term — laikas, laiko tarpas - hour, time of day — laikas, valanda - hour — laikas, valanda - happy hour - peak hour, rush hour — piko metas - season, time of year — sezonas - autumn, fall - summer, summertime — vasara - canicular days, canicule, dog days - season — metas, sezonas - age, long time, years — amžius - eternity, infinity — amžinybė - flash, instant, juncture, minute, moment, point, second, tick — akimirksnis, minutė, minutėlė, momentas, sekundė, tuo momentu - time — laikas, momentas - occasion — atvejis, kartas, proga - bit, minute, mo, moment, second — minutė - blink of an eye, flash, heartbeat, instant, jiffy, New York minute, split second, trice, twinkling, wink — akimirksnis - generation - anniversary, birthday, day of remembrance, jubilee — metinės - jubilee — jubiliejus - wedding anniversary - time immemorial, time out of mind - beginning, commencement, first, get-go, kickoff, offset, onset, outset, showtime, start, starting time — pradžia - end, ending, finish — galas, pabaiga - limit, terminal point, terminus ad quem — riba - interval, time interval - slot, time slot — skirtas laikas - time - break, em dash, intermission, interruption, interval, pause, suspension — pertrauka, sustojimas, tarpas - delay, hold, postponement, time lag, wait — atidėjimas - caretaker government, interim government, interregnum - half life, half-life - cycle, rhythm, round - phase, phase angle - duty period, shift, work shift — pamaina[Domaine]