Your hour Meaning in English
expression
ˈjɔɹ/, /ˈjʊɹ/ /ˈaʊɝ/, /ˈaʊɹ
YOR OW-er or YER OW-er
jˈɔː/ /ˈaʊə
YAW OW-uh
Definition
"Your hour" means your special moment or the time when it is your turn to do something important, often used to talk about a decisive or meaningful point in your life.
Usage & Nuances
Mostly used in literary or motivational contexts. Often appears as "This is your hour" or "Your hour has come" to encourage or signify someone's moment to shine. Not commonly used in everyday conversation; might sound poetic or formal.
Spanish: tu horaPortuguese (BR): sua horaPortuguese (PT): a tua horaChinese (Simplified): 你的时刻Chinese (Traditional): 你的時刻Hindi: तुम्हारा समयArabic: ساعتكBengali: তোমার মুহূর্ত - তোমার সময়Russian: твой час - твой звёздный часJapanese: あなたの時 - あなたの瞬間Vietnamese: giờ của bạn - thời khắc của bạnKorean: 너의 순간 - 너의 시간Turkish: senin saatin - senin anınUrdu: تمہاری گھڑی - تمہارا لمحہIndonesian: waktumu - saatmu
Example Sentences
This is your hour to shine on stage.
basic
Are you ready? It's your hour now.
basic
When your hour comes, do your best.
basic
Everyone gets their hour sooner or later; just be patient.
natural
He waited his whole life for his hour, and finally it came.
natural
Don't worry, your hour will come when you least expect it.
natural