time out

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time out | time something out

(of a computer program or task) to turn off, or turn something off, after a particular length of time even if the user has not finished（计算机程序或任务）超时自动关闭
- My satellite connection timed out—it was so frustrating.我的卫星连接超时自动断开了，真令人沮丧。

Time Out

/ˌtaɪm ˈaʊt/

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a magazine published each week in London. It gives details of the entertainment available in London each week (cinema, theatre, music, etc.) and information about exhibitions, museums, sports, special activities, etc. It also contains reviews and other articles. It was first published in 1968, and since 2012 has been a free magazine, distributed in places such as stations in central London. There are versions of Time Out for many different cities across the world, including New York and San Francisco. The Time Out Group also publishes travel and restaurant guides. 超时：每周在伦敦出版一本杂志。它提供了每周在伦敦可用的娱乐活动的详细信息（电影院，剧院，音乐等），以及有关展览，博物馆，体育，特殊活动等的信息。它还包含评论和其他文章。该杂志于1968年首次出版，自2012年以来一直是一本免费杂志，在伦敦市中心的车站等地发行。全球各地（包括纽约和旧金山）的许多不同城市都有“超时”版本。超时小组还出版旅行和餐馆指南。