At times Meaning in English
expression
ˈæt/ /ˈtaɪmz
AT-TYMZ
ˈæt/ /tˈaɪmz
AT-TYMZ
释义
Used to mean 'sometimes' or 'occasionally'; it describes something that happens now and then, but not all the time.
用法与细微差别
A slightly formal or written alternative to 'sometimes'. Common at the start, middle, or end of sentences. Less conversational than 'sometimes' or 'once in a while'.
Spanish: a veces - en ocasionesPortuguese (BR): às vezes - em certos momentosPortuguese (PT): por vezes - em certas ocasiõesChinese (Simplified): 有时Chinese (Traditional): 有時Hindi: कभी-कभीArabic: أحيانًا - في بعض الأحيانBengali: মাঝে মাঝে - কখনও কখনওRussian: иногда - временамиJapanese: 時々 - たまにVietnamese: thỉnh thoảng - đôi khiKorean: 가끔 - 때때로Turkish: bazen - kimi zamanUrdu: کبھی کبھی - بعض اوقاتIndonesian: kadang-kadang - sesekali
例句
At times, I feel tired after work.
basic
It rains a lot at times in this city.
basic
The internet is slow at times here.
basic
She can be very funny at times, even if she looks serious.
natural
Life gets challenging at times, but we keep going.
natural
I lose my patience at times, especially when I'm stressed.
natural