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sometime sometime ★★☆☆☆/sʌ̱mtaɪm/1[ADV	副词](过去或将来的)某个时间 You use sometime to refer to a time in the future or the past that is unknown or that has not yet been decided.   [ADV with v]The sales figures won't  be released until sometime next month...下个月的某个时间才会公布销售数据。Why don't  you come and see me sometime?...为什么不找个时间来看看我？I'm aiming to get to work by nine sometime...我准备 9 点左右开始工作。I really want to go to Spain sometime.我真的很想找个时间去趟西班牙。2[ADJ	形容词]前…(以前担任过某项职务) You use sometime to describe a job or role that a person used to have.   [ADJ n]Cecile was in her early thirties, a sometime actress, dancer and singer.塞茜尔三十出头，曾经做过演员、舞蹈演员和歌手。Usage Note :Take care not to confuse sometime and sometimes切勿将 sometime 与 sometimes 混淆。 sometime1 adverbsometime2 adjectivesometimesome‧time1, ˈsome time /ˈsʌmtaɪm/ ●●● S2 adverb  Examples Collocations  at a time in the future or in the past, although you do not know exactly whensometime around/in/during etc We’ll take a vacation sometime in September. Our house was built sometime around 1900.sometime1 adverbsometime2 adjectivesometimesometime2 adjective [only before noun]  Examples 1formal former:  Sir Richard Marsh, the sometime chairman of British Rail2American English used to say that someone does or has a particular job part of the time:  Grimm, a sometime delivery driver, lives with his elderly mother.

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content	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
Collins	sometime ★★☆☆☆ /sʌ̱mtaɪm/ 1 [ADV 副词](过去或将来的)某个时间 You use sometime to refer to a time in the future or the past that is unknown or that has not yet been decided. [ADV with v] The sales figures won't be released until sometime next month... 下个月的某个时间才会公布销售数据。 Why don't you come and see me sometime?... 为什么不找个时间来看看我？ I'm aiming to get to work by nine sometime... 我准备 9 点左右开始工作。 I really want to go to Spain sometime. 我真的很想找个时间去趟西班牙。 2 [ADJ 形容词]前…(以前担任过某项职务) You use sometime to describe a job or role that a person used to have. [ADJ n] Cecile was in her early thirties, a sometime actress, dancer and singer. 塞茜尔三十出头，曾经做过演员、舞蹈演员和歌手。 Usage Note : Take care not to confuse sometime and sometimes 切勿将 sometime 与 sometimes 混淆。
Oxford	some·time / ˈsʌmtaɪm ; NAmE ˈsʌmtaɪm / adverb , adjective adverb ( also ˈsome time ) at a time that you do not know exactly or has not yet been decided 在某时（不确切或尚未决定） ◆ I saw him sometime last summer. 我去年夏天什么时候见过他。 ◆ We must get together sometime. 我们一定要找个时间聚一下。 adjective [only before noun ] ( formal) 1 used to refer to what sb used to be （指某人曾经是…）从前的，一度的 ◆ Thomas Atkins, sometime vicar of this parish 本教区先前的牧师托马斯 · 阿特金斯 2 ( NAmE) used to refer to what sb does occasionally （指某人做某事）偶尔的 ◆ a sometime contributor to this magazine 一位偶尔给本刊投稿的作者 some·time / ˈsʌmtaɪm ; NAmE ˈsʌmtaɪm /
LDC	sometime1 adverb sometime2 adjective sometimesome‧time1, ˈsome time /ˈsʌmtaɪm/ ●●● S2 adverb Examples Collocations at a time in the future or in the past, although you do not know exactly whensometime around/in/during etc We’ll take a vacation sometime in September. Our house was built sometime around 1900. sometime1 adverb sometime2 adjective sometimesometime2 adjective [only before noun] Examples 1formal former: Sir Richard Marsh, the sometime chairman of British Rail2American English used to say that someone does or has a particular job part of the time: Grimm, a sometime delivery driver, lives with his elderly mother.
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Time ˈsʌmtaɪm Refer Future I Job Some·Time Adverb