B2idiomtimeIELTS-friendly
in no time
USUK
very quickly or very soon
Usually at the end of a sentence. 'In no time at all' adds emphasis. It does not mean 'have no time' (be busy).
In context
This app is easy to use; you'll learn it in no time.
The street food was so good that the plates were empty in no time.
More idioms about time
- around the clockall day and all night, without stopping
- at the last minuteat the latest possible time, just before something happens or must be done
- behind the timesold-fashioned; not using the newest ideas, methods or technology
- buy timeto delay something so that you have more time to prepare or decide
- for the time beingfor now, until something changes