Examples of using "Időd" in a sentence and their english translations:
You had plenty of time.
You had plenty of time.
Your time is over.
Do you have some time?
Do you have time?
- You have lots of time.
- You have a lot of time.
Are you free on Tuesday?
You don't have much time.
You have time to think.
You have plenty of time.
Are you free now?
Your time is running out.
How much time do you have?
You have time.
You don't have the time.
Your time is over.
Do you have time for me?
Your time's up.
You may go at your leisure.
Do you have enough time to do that?
You had plenty of time.
I hope you have a lot of time.
- Do you have time?
- Have you got time?
You never make time for me!
Your time is over now.
- Do you have a minute?
- Do you have a moment?
- Do you have a second?
- Can I have a moment?
- Your time's almost up.
- Your time is almost up.
Can you spare a minute?
Why don't you have any time?
Come and see me when you have time.
Are you free this weekend?
- Your time's almost up.
- Your time is almost up.
Don't waste your time doing that.
Do you have a lot of time?
You won't have time to do that today.
I know you don't have time to help us.
- How long do you have?
- How much time do you have?
What do you do when you don't have time to eat lunch?
Please come and see me if you have time.
If you are free, give me a hand.
- I know you don't have time to help us.
- I know that you don't have time to help us.
You never have time for important things!
Please write to me as soon as you can.
Will you have time later?
Do you have enough time?
Your time is up.
I don't think that will give you enough time to get there.
If you have time, let's go shopping.
Do you have the time to listen to me?
Would you have time to help me with something?
You have one minute.
What activity do you spend most of your time doing?
Perhaps now is your time.
On the weekend you'll have enough time to learn.
You've got time right now, don't you?
Do you have time to read that report today?
It seems, Tom, your time is over.
Your time will come soon.
Read this book at your leisure.
Have time for me as well.
Take time for yourself.
If you have time, why don't you drop by his gallery?
Are you free now?
I hope you have time to write something about yourself on the back of the postcard.