make time

hacer tiempo, sacar tiempo

Organizar el día para disponer de tiempo suficiente para alguien o algo.

En inglés sencillo: To arrange your day so you have enough time for someone or something.

• Please make time for lunch.
• She made time to visit her grandmother.
• How do you make time for exercise?

Cómo se usa: make time for someone/something (He makes time for his children every evening.); make time to do something (We should make time to talk.)

Sinónimos: find time, set aside time

Expresiones frecuentes: make time for someone, make time to relax

recuperar tiempo

Avanzar más deprisa para compensar el tiempo perdido antes durante un viaje.

En inglés sencillo: To move faster so you recover time lost earlier in a journey.

• We can make time on the highway.
• The driver made time once the traffic cleared.
• Can we make time by taking the express train?

Cómo se usa: make time on something (We made time on the empty highway after the delay.)

Sinónimos: make up time

Expresiones frecuentes: make time driving, make time on something