on time



on time

before the deadline; by the stated time. Please make sure that your essays are completed on time. My taxes were not done on time, so I had to pay a penalty.
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on time

when expected or scheduled If I don't leave right away, I won't get to work on time. Here's Jane, right on time. Now we can go to the movie. The train is almost never on time on the weekend.
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on time

1. Punctually, according to schedule, as in I hope the plane will be on time. [Early 1800s]
2. By paying in installments, on credit, as in They are buying their car on time. The time here refers to the designated period in which payments must be made. [Mid-1800s]
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on time

1. According to schedule; punctual or punctually.
2. By paying in installments.
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Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Jaime (1)HIE-me (Spanish), ZHIEM (Portuguese)Spanish, Portuguese
BjÖRneBYUUR-neSwedish
Lilach-Hebrew
Britt[brit]
Gwenneth-Welsh (Rare)
Colm-Irish