English vocabulary — Time topic
133 words · CEFR A1–C2
A roundup of 133 English vocabulary words for the Time topic across CEFR A1–C2, grouped by meaning and with IPA and English meanings. Learning Time vocabulary in context helps you remember it longer and use it right away in conversation. Tap Study flashcards to review, or browse more English vocabulary by topic and the A1–C2 pathway.
A1Time vocabulary · A1(50 words)Free
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later than something
the time between midday and evening
every time, at all times
the fourth month of the year
the eighth month of the year
earlier than something
the day of the year when you were born
the twenty-four hours from one night to the next
the twelfth month of the year
before the usual time
the time between afternoon and night
the second month of the year
the day after Thursday
sixty minutes
the first month of the year
the seventh month of the year
the sixth month of the year
coming after all the others
after the usual time
the third month of the year
the fifth month of the year
sixty seconds
the day after Sunday
one of the twelve parts of a year
the time from when you wake up until midday
at no time
coming after this one
the dark time when people sleep
the eleventh month of the year
at this moment
the tenth month of the year
many times
the day after Friday
the ninth month of the year
at some times but not always
the warmest season of the year
the day after Saturday
after that
the day after Wednesday
what clocks measure
on this day
on the day after today
on the evening of this day
the day after Monday
most of the time
the day after Tuesday
seven days
the coldest season of the year
twelve months
on the day before today
A2Time vocabulary · A2(19 words)
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before now
before now, earlier than expected
now
the season between summer and winter
a hundred years
all through a period of time
early enough for something
at the right time
one time
almost never
a short time ago
from a point in the past until now
the season between winter and summer
going on up to now
at the present time
two times
up to a point in time
Saturday and Sunday
up to now, in questions and negative sentences
B1Time vocabulary · B1(26 words)
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together, in one moment
to be going to do something in a moment
the time when you are a child
the time when light first comes
ten years
for a very long time
now and then
coming later in time
what a person intends to do later
needing to be quick
a very short moment
twelve o'clock at night
a very short time
not any more
a length of time
the things you do in the same order every day
to have no time left
one of the four parts of the year
up to this point
at some time, certainly
B2Time vocabulary · B2(12 words)
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at the very beginning
the order in which events happened
one after another with no break
for now, until things change
at the proper time later
while waiting for something else
every single time
to be the moment when things change
a period of a thousand years
in most cases
at the same time
quickly rather than after delay
C1Time vocabulary · C1(19 words)
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certain to happen sooner or later
at the very last moment
coming later than it should have
to move or work more slowly than needed
the day by which something must be done
lasting only a very short time
allowing for a small difference either way
a pause between two periods of activity
about to happen very soon
during the time in between
only just in time
a critical point in time
going to happen very soon
happening at a favorable time
later than the time it should have happened
following one after another
to linger instead of leaving
happening earlier than it should
a turning point dividing what came before from after
C2Time vocabulary · C2(7 words)
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the highest point something reaches
calm and happy, of a remembered time
coming at an awkward time
seeming to go on without end
the lowest point reached
a very short moment
the highest point reached
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The Time topic set gathers 133 common English words across CEFR A1–C2. Instead of learning by scattered alphabetical lists, you learn whole word clusters in the Time context — which helps learners associate them more easily and remember them longer.
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