How to sign: the time as given by a clock
"do you know what time it is?"; "the time is 10 o'clock";
Similiar / Same: clock time
Categories: indication, meter reading, reading
Within this category: hour, prime time, spacecraft clock time
How to sign: an amount of time
"a time period of 30 years"; "hastened the period of time of his recovery"; "Picasso's blue period";
Similiar / Same: era, time period, period of time, period
Categories: fundamental measure, fundamental quantity
Within this category: air alert, bimester, bimillennium, bronze age, Bronze Age, calendar day, calendar month, century, clotting time, dawn, day, day, decade, Depression, dog days, downtime, drought, duration, elapsed time, enlistment, Eolithic Age, era, eve, evening, evening, festival, field day, flower, fortnight, generation, Golden Age, great year, half-century, half life, honeymoon, hospitalization, hour, hours, incubation period, Indian summer, indiction, iron age, Iron Age, lactation, lease, life, life, life, long run, long time, Lower Paleolithic, lustrum, Mesolithic Age, mid-April, mid-August, mid-December, mid-February, mid-January, mid-July, mid-June, mid-March, mid-May, mid-November, mid-October, mid-September, Middle Paleolithic, midwinter, millennium, morning, multistage, Neolithic Age, night, night, night, night, novitiate, occupation, Olympiad, overtime, Paleolithic Age, past, peacetime, period, phase, phase of the moon, prehistory, prohibition, puerperium, quarter, quarter-century, question time, rainy day, real time, real time, regulation time, reign, run, running time, school, season, season, season, semester, shelf life, silly season, silver age, sleep, Stone Age, study hall, term, tide, time, time, time frame, time limit, time off, time of life, travel time, trial period, trimester, Upper Paleolithic, uptime, usance, wartime, watch, week, week, weekend, window, work time, year, year, year, youth