1.to take whatever time is necessary
2.to do something unacceptably slowly
1.Take your time. He called and said he would be late.
慢慢来，他打了电话，说会晚到
2.Take your time with intercourse and allow her to fully feel every inch of you that she's stretched around.
在性交过程中把握你的时间，让她充分感受你阴茎的每一寸。
3."Take your time, " the villager said, waving a hand as the door slid open. "We've decided to kill them at dawn. "
“慢慢话别吧，”村民说着挥手打开牢门，“我们已经决定明早就处死他们。”
4."Let me finish with these gentlemen, " my barber called out to me. "Take your time, " I said, and settled down to watch the fun.
“让我位这两位绅士做完，”理发师向我大声说。“不着急，”我说。接着就坐下来看乐子。
5.Whatever happens, it has to be your choice. Take your time over it if you can, and if you can work through it with him, all the better.
无论发生什么，这必须你自己的选择……有可能的话，慢慢来仔细考虑一下。如果你能同他一起解决问题的话，就更好了。
6.By now should not be too anxious, want the take your time, undresses gently for her, eliminates her tense feeling.
这时你不要太急，要慢慢来，轻柔地为她宽衣解带，消除她的紧张感。
7.Take your time as you read this book, mark it up, return to the sections that interest you most.
读的时候要慢慢读，做记号，回到你最喜欢的章节。
8.If you're working on something so unusual that no one else is likely to think of it, you can take your time.
如果你是在研发一种非常特别的别人连想都想不到的东西，那你可以慢慢来。
9.Now you can all take your time on this; I will not beat you to the answer on this one, but I will try to get the answer right.
这次你们可以慢慢来；这次我不会抢在你们前面回答，但我会尽力给出正确的答案。
10.Take your time. (May stands in front of the mirror, wearing the new dress. )Hmm, not bad, but I'm afraid it's a bit too big for you.
你慢慢来，不着急。（阿美穿着新衣服站在镜子前。）嗯，还不错，但是我怕你穿有点太肥了。