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down time
Kollokation
The town was burned down several time in the 1500s.
In a couple of weeks, he said, "all this will stop and you won't see me for a while: I need some down time."
As a first day down time, it had been a mixed success at best.
TV's current close down time, at midnight, went into effect in mid-2005.
He was waved down several times by the police and asked to show his pass.
"It was a question of my going off in a new direction and needing more personal down time," he said.
It was a story that looked a decade deep when seen from centuries down time.
The very next day, Paula left for her own vacation down time.
But I'd block out a day for adjustment, given cool down time.
He does not experience any significant down time between his orgasms.
Another is to keep the down time to a minimum.
Now I'll have something to work on during the down time.
Both teams had a lot to think about during the down time.
Or do two days of down time play a structural role in children's development?
But success, she said, has always followed the down times.
Scott seemed to be a little concerned about all the down time.
Just some things to think about to keep you busy during the down time.
He had a lot of down time to make up for.
There was no down time in terms of going back to work.
Eight months of down time might be an appropriate period for someone to go to ground.
