German Time Expressions Words

only

still

since

again

already

then

always

during

end

begin

at first

season

now

afterwards

today's

beginning

century

week

for the first time

often

time

hour

time

subsequent

now

finally

then

back then

once

today

beforehand

year

soon

minute

month

again

just

simultaneous

ever

beginning

point in time

regular

immediately

still

appointment

tomorrow

since then

so far

meanwhile

spend

clock

last

always

beforehand

so far

earlier

long

at the same time

currently

finally

meanwhile

past

lastly

current

end

future

sometimes

previous

since then

daily

first

weekend

future

initially

annual

coming

past

date

waiting time

take place

decade

end

course

extend

this time

sequence

once

from now on

occasional

several times

constant

temporarily

moment

change

turning point

gradual

ongoing

mostly

once again

event

subsequent period

Middle Ages

second

extension

now

often

the day before yesterday

the day after tomorrow

deadline

period

soon

recently

recently

punctual

in time

postpone

a moment ago

everyday

continue

for now

for the time being

temporarily

interval

within

continually

presently

time pressure

schedule, timetable

promptly, in a timely manner

start of the year

end of the year

period of time, time segment

pastime, way of passing the time

time zone

subsequently, after the fact

turn of the year

transience, impermanence

timelessness

time difference, time shift

meanwhile, in the meantime

for the first time, inaugural

at that time, in those days

hourly, every hour

in the meantime, interim

transitional period

middle of the month

leap year

short-term, at short notice

long-term, in the long run

anniversary

quarter, three-month period

school year, academic year

time of day, clock time

nowadays, these days

at the latest

fiscal year, financial year

half-year, six-month period

deadline, cut-off date

time window, slot

spirit of the age, prevailing mood of an era

time pressure, lack of time

at the earliest

medium-term

interval, time gap

time expenditure, amount of time required

slow motion

eyewitness of a historical period

recently, the other day

taking office, start of a term

trimester, term (three months)

time management, organisation of one's time

time saving

contemporary, person of the same era

female eyewitness of an era

recently, just recently

sense of time, perception of time

female contemporary

time-lapse

punctuality

early, in good time

time out, break

epoch, period

jubilee, anniversary

phase of life, life stage

hourly wage

daily routine, course of the day

appointment calendar, diary

day of annual leave, holiday day

age, era

time management

lack of time

upcoming, imminent

meanwhile, in the meantime

expiry of a deadline

half an hour

interval, gap

millennium

core working hours

stage of life

beginning of the month

post-war period

aftereffect, lasting effect

modern era, modern times

quarter of an hour

weekly plan, weekly schedule

time indication, statement of time

time recording, time tracking

current events, contemporary happenings

time planning, scheduling

time change, clock change

time delay

recently, these days, lately

transitionally, on a temporary basis

holiday period, school holidays

commemorative year

New Year, turn of the year

turn of the millennium

retirement age

remaining annual leave, carry-over leave

school days, period of schooling

period of upheaval, time of change

long-standing, of many years

temporary

permanent, open-ended, indefinite

preceding, previous

early, ahead of schedule, premature

year in review, annual retrospective

adolescence, youth

reaction time, response time

start of the semester

university years, time at university

holiday season, vacation period

quarter of a year, three months

all-day, lasting the whole day

half-yearly, twice a year

multi-year, lasting several years

for months

quarterly, every three months

over, past, gone by

for weeks, lasting weeks

time-consuming

up to date, in keeping with the times

simultaneous, at the same time

timeless, ageless

overdue, long overdue

starting time, early period

three-quarters of an hour

apprenticeship period, years of training

planning horizon, time frame for planning

hourglass, sandglass

school age

end of the semester

turning point in history; epochal shift

formerly, once upon a time

one-year, lasting one year

by the hour, hour by hour

by the day, day by day

by the week, week by week

time-saving

two-week, lasting two weeks

multi-day event

leap second

weekly newsreel, weekly news review

intermediate period, time in between

year in (only in 'jahrein, jahraus')