Collocations withhour
These are words often used in combination withhour.
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daytime hours
At such times, temperatures at the centre site frequently exceeded that of ambient air temperature during daytime hours.
From theCambridge English Corpus
extra hour
We are allowing not only an extra hour, but an extra hour and a half.
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hours of gameplay
The battery pack is capable of lasting 13 hours of gameplay before needing to be recharged.
From
Wikipedia
off-duty hours
Any soldier is at liberty to take independent civilian medical advice and treatment privately during off-duty hours.
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off-peak hours
There is the possibility of having conductors on the trains instead of have people manning the stations at off-peak hours.
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Hansard archive
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peak hour
They would enable the present peak hour carrying capacity to be increased from about 15,000 to 26,000 each way.
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per kilowatt hour
Prices varied from 5 pence per kilowatt hour to 2·75 pence per kilowatt hour.
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