timescale

Word family adjectivetimedtimelesstimelytimeoustime-consumingtime-honouredtime-lapsetime-wornadverbtimelesslytimeouslynountimelessnesstimelinesstimertimingtimisttime bombtime capsuletimecardtime clocktimeframetimekeepertimekeepingtime lagtime limittimelinetime machinetime outtimepiecetime-savingtimescaletimeservertimesharetime-sharingtime sheettime signaltime signaturetimestamptime switchtimetabletime warptime zonetime

time·scale, time scale /ˈtaɪmskeɪl/ noun [countableC] especially British EnglishBrE

PERIOD OF TIMEthe period of time it takes for something to happen or be completed 〔做某事所需要的〕时间，时段

The timescale for completing the work would be fairly tight.

完成这项工作的时间很紧。

Examples from the Corpus

timescale• This is generally held to be wildly optimistic, and in some quarters, an impossible timescale.• Patients need information regarding the treatment plan, its timescale and any alternative options should the side-effects become too severe to continue.• Lengthy timescales often mean a changing external environment into which the innovation has to be introduced, and impact upon the benefits.• Because of the timescale the estate agents being paid up to £10.95 for each house valued are thought to be rushing the work.• If we fail to meet any of these timescales we will pay you £5.00 for every complete day your supply is interrupted.• The clean coal project, he said, was to have a five-year timetable to replace the original 10-year timescale.

词汇	timescale
释义	timescale Word family adjectivetimedtimelesstimelytimeoustime-consumingtime-honouredtime-lapsetime-wornadverbtimelesslytimeouslynountimelessnesstimelinesstimertimingtimisttime bombtime capsuletimecardtime clocktimeframetimekeepertimekeepingtime lagtime limittimelinetime machinetime outtimepiecetime-savingtimescaletimeservertimesharetime-sharingtime sheettime signaltime signaturetimestamptime switchtimetabletime warptime zonetime time·scale, time scale /ˈtaɪmskeɪl/ ●○○ noun [countableC] especially British EnglishBrE PERIOD OF TIMEthe period of time it takes for something to happen or be completed 〔做某事所需要的〕时间，时段 The timescale for completing the work would be fairly tight. 完成这项工作的时间很紧。 Examples from the Corpus timescale• This is generally held to be wildly optimistic, and in some quarters, an impossible timescale.• Patients need information regarding the treatment plan, its timescale and any alternative options should the side-effects become too severe to continue.• Lengthy timescales often mean a changing external environment into which the innovation has to be introduced, and impact upon the benefits.• Because of the timescale the estate agents being paid up to £10.95 for each house valued are thought to be rushing the work.• If we fail to meet any of these timescales we will pay you £5.00 for every complete day your supply is interrupted.• The clean coal project, he said, was to have a five-year timetable to replace the original 10-year timescale.
随便看	department-of-housing-and-urban-development Department of Housing and Urban Development, the department of justice department-of-justice Department of Justice, the department of labor department-of-labor Department of Labor, the department of motor vehicles department-of-motor-vehicles Department of Motor Vehicles, the department of national heritage department-of-national-heritage Department of National Heritage, the department of social security department-of-social-security Department of Social Security, the department of state department-of-state Department of State, the department of the environment department-of-the-environment Department of the Environment, the department of the interior department-of-the-interior 抓包抓取抓周抓哏抓壮丁抓夫抓子儿抓尖儿抓工夫抓差抓弄抓心抓总抓总儿抓总(儿) 抓手抓拍抓拿抓挠抓捕抓攫抓斗抓权抓毛抓点