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on time

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on time
before the deadline; by the stated time. Please make sure that your essays are completed on time. My taxes were not done on time, so I had to pay a penalty.
See also: time

on time
when expected or scheduled If I don't leave right away, I won't get to work on time. Here's Jane, right on time. Now we can go to the movie. The train is almost never on time on the weekend.
See also: time


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It take the average adult about 5 years until he or she understands that they had enough of stress and trouble over not getting the work done on time, the laundry on time and all those family activities they have been wishing to do for so long ?
Today, it is essential to get to your appointments on time because it is a way that people learn to trust you.
Spot checks on time stamps and computer clocks are additional ways to discover any misuse of timing devices, Abel added.
 
 
 
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