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a short time

/ə ʃɔːrt taɪm/
phrase★Principiante— un po' di tempo
Formale

Un periodo di tempo breve o limitato.

We'll discuss this in a short time.

Ne parleremo tra poco.

💡

Usato per indicare un intervallo di tempo breve, spesso in contesti informali o conversazioni quotidiane.

Collocazioni

in a short timetra pocoafter a short timedopo un po'

Sinonimi

soonbrieflymomentarily

Antonimi

a long timeforeverpermanently

Frasi correlate

in a little whileFrase
tra poco
in a momentFrase
in un momento

💡Consiglio professionale

Uso informale

Questa espressione è comune in conversazioni quotidiane e può essere sostituita con 'tra poco' o 'presto'.

📖Origine della parola

Composto da 'a' (articolo indeterminativo) e 'short time' (tempo breve).

📝Note d'uso

Spesso usato per indicare un intervallo di tempo breve in contesti informali o conversazioni quotidiane.

Analisi della parola

a
articolo indeterminativo
article
+
short
breve
adjective
+
time
tempo
noun
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