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Collocations for "timer"

Common phrases and expressions where native English speakers use the word "timer" in context.

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timer

n

set a timer for the [cookies, brownies, lasagna]
[an oven, a kitchen, an egg] timer
set a timer for [twenty minutes]
the timer is set for [twenty minutes]
the timer is [going off, beeping, ringing]
did the timer [go off] yet?
still waiting for the timer to [go off]
the timer is (already) [going, running]

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'timer' also found in these entries (note: many are not synonyms or translations):

function - egg - oven - sand - zero - reset

🗣️Forum discussions with the word(s) "timer" in the title:

a old-timer with a white muff - English Only forum
a part-timer doing the night shift? - English Only forum
A part-timer's job? - English Only forum
a two-timer vs a three-timer - English Only forum
a two-timer/player - English Only forum
as long as the timer was ticking - English Only forum
based on the timer - syntax - English Only forum
Chemicals injections are submitted to a timer. - English Only forum
full/free-timer - English Only forum
He was an old timer on The Judge - English Only forum
icon "Timer" - English Only forum
long-timer/old-timer - English Only forum
my part-timer - English Only forum
old-timer/ old-hand - English Only forum
phoney/ two-timer/ under the name - English Only forum
Set/set up a timer(or reminder) - English Only forum
the Magdalene was an old- timer who perhaps deserved what the mob gave her. - English Only forum
The timer was cruddy - English Only forum
timer + proper word to use - English Only forum
Timer： timer out？ out of time? - English Only forum
what is the verb for "timer unattended recording"? - English Only forum
What time is it? (timer?) - English Only forum

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