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in the nick of time. phrase. If you say that something happens in the nick of time, you are emphasizing that it happens at the last possible moment. [emphasis] Seems we got here just in the nick of time. News of interest cuts came in the nick of time for borrowers. See full dictionary entry for nick.
22 de nov. de 1995 · Nick of Time. 1995. 1h 30m. 6,8 29 642 oceny. 5,2 8 ocen krytyków. Księgowy Gene Watson w ciągu półtorej godziny ma zabić kobietę, której zdjęcie dostał od pary podającej się za policjantów. Jeśli tego nie zrobi, zginie jego sześcioletnia córka.
Inglés. Español. in the nick of time expr. (just before [sth] is too late) justo a tiempo loc adv. en el momento preciso loc adv. The doctors got to him in the nick of time and managed to restart his heart. Los médicos lo trataron justo a tiempo, por lo que pudieron reactivarle el corazón.
An unimpressive, every-day man is forced into a situation where he is told to kill a politician to save his kidnapped daughter.
The difference between “dead on time” and “in the nick of time” is that “in the nick of time” is usually used when there is some drama or possibility that the deadline will be missed.”Dead on time” just means the arriving at the exact time. Conor is the main writer here at One Minute English and was an English teacher for 10 years.
Cornwallis and his British forces in the Battle of Yorktown.25 During the course of the war for independence, Gálvez was in direct correspondence with Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, General Charles Henry Lee, Captain George Gibson, and Oliver Pollock.26 Gálvez was cited by the American Congress for his aid during the conflict and helped draft some of the terms of the Treaty of Paris of ...
Nick of Time was a very enjoyable thriller in the Hitchcock tradition of an ordinary man caught up in an extraordinary situation. Depp and Walken are very authentic and entertaining in their roles and I was very interested in their fates. The staging in the hotel was very nicely executed by the director.
