two o'clock

noun

Meaning

A specific time of day, exactly 60 minutes past one o'clock and 60 minutes before three o'clock, as shown on a clock face.

Examples

The train is due to depart at two o'clock.
Let's plan to meet for lunch around two o'clock.

Synonyms: 14:00, midday, noon, one hour past noon

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two o'clock

noun

Pronunciation: tʊ əˈklɒk

Definition

A specific time of day, exactly 60 minutes past one o'clock and 60 minutes before three o'clock, as shown on a clock face.

Examples

The train is due to depart at two o'clock.
Let's plan to meet for lunch around two o'clock.

How to Use two o'clock

at [time] (prepositional phrase): Specifies the exact time an event will occur. — "The movie starts at two o'clock."
around [time] (prepositional phrase): Indicates an approximate time. — "Let's meet around two o'clock."
by [time] (prepositional phrase): Indicates the latest time something should be done. — "The deadline is by two o'clock."

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