['taimiŋ]
timing
n. 时间的掌握(安排,配合)

例句与用法:

  1. The plan depends on ,split-second timing.
    这计画要想成功就得分秒不差.
  2. What beautiful timing!
    时间正合适!
  3. Look you! Plaid Cymru protested to the BBC yesterday over the timing of its only party political broadcast.
    注意!威尔士民族主义党作天向英国广播公司提出抗议,认为该公司对该党惟一的政治广播时间的安排太欠妥当。
  4. I disagree with you view that the schedule it unimportant. I think that timing is very much to the point.
    我不同意你认为时间安排是不重要的观点,我认为时间安排很有关系。

英英解释:

名词 timing:

  1. the time when something happens
  2. the regulation of occurrence, pace, or coordination to achieve a desired effect (as in music, theater, athletics, mechanics)

动词 time:

  1. measure the time or duration of an event or action or the person who performs an action in a certain period of time
  2. 同义词:clock, time
  3. assign a time for an activity or event
  4. 同义词:time
  5. set the speed, duration, or execution of
  6. 同义词:time
  7. regulate or set the time of
  8. 同义词:time
  9. adjust so that a force is applied and an action occurs at the desired time
  10. 同义词:time