it takes a lot of time to be deliveredとは 意味・読み方・使い方

a condition of a great deal of time of having passed

It will take some time before it is delivered.

to take much time to do something

It takes a lot of effort to get it out.

It takes a lot of time to do that.

of the length of an interval of time, just a brief moment

to take more time than expected

of a condition of a period of time when waiting, a moment

to waste too much time

to take a long time to do something

That work is taking an extremely long time.

to spend too much time on something

It took a lot of time to get there.

to make the most of one's time

That will take much more time to do.

I have enough time for that.

We have time in plenty.

That will take some time.

That work is taking an extremely long time.

It will take a long time before it becomes widespread.

Time is pressing every moment.

We have enough time.

of time, to be a long way off

This takes a long while to get delivered.

of works to be delayed too much

to feel that time is slowly dragging by

to take time―to be delayed―detained―kept long

he complained about the length of time required

a period of time sufficient for factors to work themselves out

of a task, having taken a long time to complete