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in time

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in time (for something)
before it is too late. I'm glad you made it in time. He planned to arrive in time to have dinner with his sister. I hope she gets here in time to see the show's opening number.
Usage notes: often used in the form just in time almost too late: He was just in time for his flight.
See also: time


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Although success in high school is largely dependent on getting high quality work done in time to meet deadlines, high school is broken into many daily classes with frequent short-term assignments, usually with parental or other adult oversight of students' use of time.
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