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twelve thirty

twelve thirty

Meaning of twelve thirty

English

12:30

Русский

время половина первого; 12 часов 30 минут

twelve thirty

Pronunciation

British English
/ˌtwelv ˈθɜːti/
American English
/ˌtwelv ˈθɝti/

twelve thirty with Russian translation

Сочетания и примеры со словом twelve thirty

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4 сочетания

Время в половине первого

Half past twelve
at twelve thirty
в двенадцать тридцать

Our lunch break starts at twelve thirty, so I'll call you then.

Наш обеденный перерыв начинается в двенадцать тридцать, тогда я тебе и позвоню.

twelve thirty at night
половина первого ночи

The neighbors were still playing loud music at twelve thirty at night.

У соседей всё ещё гремела музыка в половине первого ночи.

  • it's twelve thirtyсейчас двенадцать тридцать
  • twelve thirty p.m.половина первого дня

twelve thirty usage examples

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

The train leaves at twelve thirty.

Поезд отправляется в двенадцать тридцать.

🇬🇧English→🇷🇺Russian

Let's meet at twelve thirty outside the cafe.

Давай встретимся в двенадцать тридцать у кафе.

twelve thirty synonyms

Related word breakdowns

What's the difference between twelve thirty, half past twelve, and half twelve

half past twelve
🇬🇧English

The traditional way, especially in Britain.

very often

ENLunch is at half past twelve.

Advanced: broader words

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🇬🇧English
half twelve

Informal UK for 12:30, not 11:30.

often

ENSee you at half twelve.

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Questions about this word

What does twelve thirty mean?

12:30

How do you pronounce twelve thirty?

twelve thirty is pronounced [ˌtwelv ˈθɜːti].

How is twelve thirty used in a sentence?

Поезд отправляется в двенадцать тридцать. Translation: The train leaves at twelve thirty.

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