Noun:

প্রথম সময়সীমার,

first period's Usage Examples:

take the first seed riding on Nicolas Aube-Kubel's two goals in the first period.

the Golden Knights scored five straight after being down 2–0 in the first period en route to a 5–2 victory.

continued his shutout streak in game five, stopping another 30 shots after a first period blitz by the Jets to win the series-clinching game 5–0.

victory, could not overcome the early two-goal deficit they faced in the first period, allowing Columbus to score three empty-net goals late in the third period.

Menarche (the onset of the first period) usually occurs around the age of twelve years.

Bobby Hull's record for goals by a player in a season at 7:03 of the first period on Denis DeJordy of Los Angeles at the Forum in Inglewood, California.

In game five, Buffalo was up 3–0 at the end of the first period, but Philadelphia scored three goals to send the game to overtime.

Florida's Jose Theodore surrendered three goals in the first period before being replaced by Scott Clemmensen, appearing in only his second.

than 90 seconds in the first period of game one, as they held on late to a 4–3 victory.

After trading goals in the first period of game two, Detroit took.

Synonyms:

Golden Age; incubation period; era; quarter; lunar time period; semester; air alert; travel time; canicular days; morning; lifespan; honeymoon; Olympiad; study hall; Platonic year; indiction; puerperium; running time; noviciate; great year; real time; millenary; forenoon; Indian summer; regulation time; time; time off; decennary; blossom; run; century; early days; peak; generation; silver age; quinquennium; drought; mid-October; hebdomad; week; lease; youth; heyday; mid-August; school; bimillennium; phase; bimillenary; quadrennium; Saint Martin's summer; dark; civil day; midweek; morn; twelvemonth; period of time; enlistment; fundamental measure; millennium; mid-June; two weeks; wartime; usance; field day; rainy day; fortnight; clotting time; bout; overtime; dog days; prehistory; question time; eve; schooltime; duty tour; daytime; quarter-century; prohibition era; hospitalization; stage; morning time; year; school day; nap; month; watch; night; calendar week; multistage; festival; peacetime; work time; novitiate; window; flower; long time; occupation; prehistoric culture; bimester; drouth; weekend; term; time period; term of enlistment; mid-December; mid-November; times; mid-February; season; mid-January; time of life; flush; decade; epoch; life-time; mid-May; efflorescence; years; decennium; elapsed time; age; duration; half life; prime; silly season; test period; hitch; mid-April; day; tide; tour of duty; lactation; nighttime; time limit; calendar month; extra time; fundamental quantity; mid-September; term of a contract; trial period; lifetime; evening; shelf life; continuance; time frame; uptime; long haul; yr; lustrum; daylight; trimester; long run; prohibition; reign; tour; past; midwinter; phase of the moon; bloom; half-century; hours; life; calendar day; iron age; downtime; sleep; hour; time of year; mid-July; bronze age; mid-March; dawn; canicule; half-life;

Antonyms:

overtime; work time; downtime; regulation time; day; night; time off; uptime;