The phrase is "sign of the times". It means a particular behavior, activity, or event is common for the year, decade, or a period of time. For examples:
With high unemployment, its a sign of the times to see middle class families in line for food assistance.
During the 1920s Depression, it was a sign of the times for children to work at young ages.
seven times / 7x
Vital signs qid is an instruction to check vital signs four times daily.
Do you mean "ostinato"? That is a short musical phrase that is repeated many times.
Most times it is another phrase for 'later'
Exactly what is says. Nice times are inevitably followed by bad times.
zero. This is is a meanningless phrase ("we will do and a soul"). You might possibly mean "× ×¢×©×” ×•× ×©×ž×¢" which means "we will do and we will hear". This phrase appears 7 times in the Torah.
French for "good times", as in the phrase "Laissez le bon temps rouler" (let the good times roll)
The phrase "square of a number" means the number times itself. For example, the square of 5 is 25. This is the same as saying the number "squared".
I believe this is a mix up of the phrase 'boom times' meaning a period of prosperity and the word 'boon' meaning a blessing or benefit.
Reading wRiting and aRithmatic = 3rs simple pimple! Peter-Gabriel
it means almost full, or almost complete, or most of the time.
in mathematical phrase it means three less than two times x/number