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full time

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full time
n
(General Sporting Terms) the end of a football or other match Compare half-time
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full time
1. n (Sport) → fine f partita


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She is nothing to me, compared with you;" and she was in full time to hear her father say, "My dear madam, this must not be.
``It is full time,'' said De Bracy, ``that the outrecuidance*
As the sheriff allowed his cousin full time to reflect on what he had heard, the probability of some pecuniary adventure being the connecting link in the chain that brought Oliver Edwards into the cabin of Leather-Stocking appeared to him each moment to be stronger.
 
 
 
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