How is the phrase avoir besoin de plus de temps translated from French to English

Demande d'un délai supplémentaire.

A request for a later deadline.

phrase
English translation
need more time

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  • J'ai besoin de plus de temps pour finir cela. I need more time to finish this.

  • Dis-leur simplement que nous avons besoin de plus de temps. Just tell them we need more time.

  • As-tu besoin de plus de temps, ou est-ce qu'on commence ? Do you need more time, or should we start?

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FAQ about “avoir besoin de plus de temps”

How is “avoir besoin de plus de temps” translated from French?
“avoir besoin de plus de temps” translates into English as “need more time”. Add this word to your VibeLing vocabulary and lock it in with spaced repetition.
What does “avoir besoin de plus de temps” mean?
Meaning of “avoir besoin de plus de temps”: Demande d'un délai supplémentaire. In English — “need more time”.
What part of speech is “avoir besoin de plus de temps”?
“avoir besoin de plus de temps” is a phrase.
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