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in time
1.時間内に、間に合って
before the time by which it is necessary for something to be done
：Will you be able to finish it in time?(L)
：in time to do something (L)
：They ran all the way to the corner just in time to see the bus disappearing up the street.(L)
：in time for (L)
：The painting was successfully repaired in time for the opening of the exhibition.(L)
：in good time/in plenty of time (=a long time before the necessary time) (L)
：We arrived at the concert hall in good time.(L)
：Will we be in time for the six o'clock train?(O)
：The ambulance got there just in time (= to save somebody's life).(O)
：Just in time for the fall buying season, the company has announced a range of new handheld PCs.(C)
●Japan Times：JAN 6, 2013
Nishikori retires injured to send Murray into Brisbane final
“I should be back in time for the Australian Open,” Nishikori said.
●BBC：5 February 2013
G4S and Locog 'close to' Olympics compensation deal
Security firm G4S was heavily criticised after it failed to deliver 10,400 security guards in time for the Games last summer.
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However the company was unable to recruit enough people in time.
2.いつかは、そのうちに、時がたてば、やがて、行く行くは、そうこうするうちに
after a certain period of time, especially after a gradual process of change and development
：He wants to see changes in the company and I am sure he will, in time.(L)
：They learned to accept their stepmother in time.(O)
●Southern Living ：Feb 26, 2013
Landscape Revival
These gardens were lost in time, she says.
3.正しいテンポで、拍子をそろえて、調子を合わせて
in the correct rhythm
：the dancers moved in time with the music(V)
：Gloria was tapping her feet in time to the music.(L)
：Try and dance in time to the music (= with the same speed and rhythm).（O)
●BBC：3 June 2012
Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant cheered by crowds
As it played a nautical tune, the Queen bobbed slightly, while the Duchess of Cornwall moved in time to the music.
●BBC：Monday, 3 September 2007
How do you choreograph fireworks to live music?
As pyrotechnical director of the show, his role was to scrutinise his team's timing and that of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, and to make any immediate adjustments to ensure the fireworks exploded in time to the music.
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と言うか無知なだけです*o＿ ＿)oバタッ
in time
1.時間内に、間に合って
before the time by which it is necessary for something to be done
：Will you be able to finish it in time?(L)
：in time to do something (L)
：They ran all the way to the corner just in time to see the bus disappearing up the street.(L)
：in time for (L)
：The painting was successfully repaired in time for the opening of the exhibition.(L)
：in good time/in plenty of time (=a long time before the necessary time) (L)
：We arrived at the concert hall in good time.(L)
：Will we be in time for the six o'clock train?(O)
：The ambulance got there just in time (= to save somebody's life).(O)
：Just in time for the fall buying season, the company has announced a range of new handheld PCs.(C)
●Japan Times：JAN 6, 2013
Nishikori retires injured to send Murray into Brisbane final
“I should be back in time for the Australian Open,” Nishikori said.
●BBC：5 February 2013
G4S and Locog 'close to' Olympics compensation deal
Security firm G4S was heavily criticised after it failed to deliver 10,400 security guards in time for the Games last summer.
(omit)
However the company was unable to recruit enough people in time.
2.いつかは、そのうちに、時がたてば、やがて、行く行くは、そうこうするうちに
after a certain period of time, especially after a gradual process of change and development
：He wants to see changes in the company and I am sure he will, in time.(L)
：They learned to accept their stepmother in time.(O)
●Southern Living ：Feb 26, 2013
Landscape Revival
These gardens were lost in time, she says.
3.正しいテンポで、拍子をそろえて、調子を合わせて
in the correct rhythm
：the dancers moved in time with the music(V)
：Gloria was tapping her feet in time to the music.(L)
：Try and dance in time to the music (= with the same speed and rhythm).（O)
●BBC：3 June 2012
Diamond Jubilee Thames Pageant cheered by crowds
As it played a nautical tune, the Queen bobbed slightly, while the Duchess of Cornwall moved in time to the music.
●BBC：Monday, 3 September 2007
How do you choreograph fireworks to live music?
As pyrotechnical director of the show, his role was to scrutinise his team's timing and that of the Scottish Chamber Orchestra, and to make any immediate adjustments to ensure the fireworks exploded in time to the music.
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