During non-working hours, especially when one is not being paid. For example, Marcia wrote poetry evenings and weekends, on her own time. This expression implies that the time one spends working for someone else is no longer one's possession.
| Idioms: on one's own time |
During non-working hours, especially when one is not being paid. For example, Marcia wrote poetry evenings and weekends, on her own time. This expression implies that the time one spends working for someone else is no longer one's possession.
| time (Idiom) | |
| own (Idiom) | |
| Dorogoy Tsenoy (1957 Drama Film) |
| Which nations owned Oregon at one time? | |
| Did Steaknshake have their own brand of colas at one time? | |
| How many houses some one could own at the same time? |
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