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The phrase 20 past 4 is sometimes used for what?

The gigThe gig


What does the term 20 past 4 mean?

The time is 4:20 or 16:20 Twenty minutes past 4 o'clock or forty minutes before 5 o'clock


Where did the term what's your 20 come from?

truck drivers used the rem "whats your 20" as a short form of "10-20" meaning "what is your location". this term is used a lot now by police officers, truck drivers, firemen, and many many more people.


Do European football use the term 20 past 4?

Some English speaking ones would, and not just football players. Lots of English speakers do. It means 20 minutes past 4 o'clock, so 4:20am or 4:20pm.


Is a term that can be used if the food contains 20 or more of the daily recommended?

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Do European football players use the term 20 past 4?

Some English speaking ones would, and not just football players. Lots of English speakers do. It means 20 minutes past 4 o'clock, so 4:20am or 4:20pm.


What does 20 past seven mean in time?

20 past seven means the same as 20 minutes after 7 or 7:20


Which is rougher 15 Ra or 20 Ra Ra is Roughness average a term used in passivation?

20 ra is worse


You want to know if there any hair drug test that can test you for the past 20 years?

I want to know if there any hair drug test that can test me and tell me if i have used drugs for the past 15 or 20 years


How do you say 20 past in french?

"20 past X" is translated " X heures vingt " in French.


What term is used for a person serving a 20 year term in an English prison and who was sent to colonies to work?

The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".


What term is used for a person serving a 20-year term in a English prison and who was sent to the colonies to work?

The term for a prisoner in an English prison who was sent to the colonies is: "Convict Servant".