Meanings
plural times of one's life · plural times of their lives
- idiomaticA period of enjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before.
It's something unpredictable, but in the end it's right / I hope you had the time of your life.
1997, “Good Riddance (Time of Your Life)”, in Nimrod, performed by Green Day, Reprise Records1 more example
“We had a wonderful event last night. He was having the time of his life last night. […] He was given a rescue dog as a birthday present. He was having the time of his life,” Muth told the Gazette Journal.
2018 October 16, Max Jaeger, “Brothel owner-turned-politician Dennis Hof found dead at Love Ranch”, in New York Post
Translations
Hungarian ragyogóan/remekül szórakozik/mulat/érzi magát, borzasztó(an) jól szórakozik/mulat
- ragyogóan/remekül szórakozik/mulat/érzi magátenjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before
- borzasztó(an) jól szórakozik/mulatenjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before
- (még) soha jobban nem szórakozottenjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before
- (még) soha ilyen jól nem érezte magátenjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before
- még az életben nem érezte ilyen jól magát (soha)enjoying oneself immensely, or more than ever before
Cite this entry
time of one's life. (n.d.). In WatkinsX Dictionary. Retrieved November 5, 2026, from https://dictionary.watkinsx.com/word/time%20of%20one's%20life
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