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Meaning downtime meaning

What does downtime mean?

— noun a period of time when something (as a machine or factory) is not operating (especially as a result of malfunctions)

What other words have the same or similar meaning as downtime?

idle time standing time standby time lost time down time dead time waiting time time-out suspend production stoppage time stoppage stop production standstill shut down production halts phase-out produetion off-time lie time idling period idleness hard-on erection down-time breakdown time

How do I use downtime in a sentence?

Downtime.

Alpha Quadrant has far too much downtime.

Just grab some downtime, will you?

What's wrong with having a little fun in our downtime?

But you, you need bed rest, downtime.

A little downtime with the equipment.

So hold it till downtime, and then deal with it.

There is no downtime for us.

But since there are very few formal occasions there's a lot of downtime.

I guess it was too much to hope that you'd use your downtime to reflect and grow.

You thought there'd be a lot of downtime?

What? - After 60 years of constant vigilance, I think I deserve a little downtime.

You're gonna need some downtime when this is over.

We had some downtime and a few of us went out for drinks.

Then I figured on some downtime, Mr. Llewellyn.

I don't even balance my chequebook on downtime.

Jerry, just grab some downtime, will you?

The downtime pay, pay for deadhead and medical.

Nobody, that's who pays you. Same as who pays you when you got the downtime.

Well, I'm wondering when your downtime is gonna be coming back up.

You know, how a genius handles his downtime.

I don't even balance my checkbook on downtime.

I'm entitled to four hours downtime.

Pam used to spend her downtime in here.

We need our downtime.

We can't afford downtime.

God, it must be nice to have a job with so much downtime.

Downtime's important.

If you want this relationship to work,you gotta give me some downtime.