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all-time hitsзолотая коллекция (Mikhail11)
be back in good timeуспеть (for something • I hope to be back in good time for the next spring meeting of the Shropshire volunteers. 4uzhoj)
be given the runaround time and againбезуспешно обивать пороги
for the time beingсейчас (ВосьМой)
full-time jobпостоянная работа (ВосьМой)
just in timeчуть не опоздать (I got stuck in traffic and arrived just in time to catch my flight. – Я попал в пробку и чуть не опоздал на свой рейс. VLZ_58)
just in timeв самый последний момент (In time means that something happened at the last moment before it was too late; before something bad would happen VLZ_58)
once upon a timeв некотором царстве, в некотором государстве (Mikhail11)
one step at a timeне всё сразу (fa158)
one-timeзакрытый (The last of the one-time Smile Center dentists accused in lawsuits of performing "unnecessary" or "excessive" treatments on minors that were then billed to Medicaid have settled the cases.)
one-timeнекогда (Quong Kee was the last of the one-time large Chinese colony of Tombstone. 4uzhoj)
real-time responsivenessтребование по обработке данных в реальном времени (Electronic Design Alex_Odeychuk)
take one step at a timeне делать поспешных шагов (I strongly urge anyone who gets that diagnosis for their cat to just take one step at a time. 4uzhoj)

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