Here are some idioms about time and patience, along with their meanings:

 Idioms About Time

1. Time flies
   – Time seems to pass very quickly.
   "Time flies when you're having fun."
2. In the nick of time
   – Just before it’s too late; at the last possible moment.
   "He arrived in the nick of time to catch the train."
3. Better late than never
   – It’s better to do something late than not do it at all.
   "She finally apologized—better late than never."
4. Time is money
   – Time is valuable, so don’t waste it.
   "Let’s not spend all day on this; time is money."
5. Beat the clock
   – To finish something before the deadline.
   "They managed to beat the clock and submit the project."
6. A race against time
   – A situation where something must be done very quickly.
   "It was a race against time to rescue the trapped miners."
7. Only time will tell
   – You have to wait to find out the outcome.
   "Will their business succeed? Only time will tell."

 Idioms About Patience

1. Patience is a virtue
   – Being patient is a good quality to have.
   "Just wait—patience is a virtue."
2. Good things come to those who wait
   – If you are patient, eventually you will be rewarded.
   "She waited years for this opportunity. Good things come to those who wait."
3. Hold your horses
   – Be patient; wait a moment.
   "Hold your horses! I’m not ready yet."
4. Bide your time
   – Wait patiently for the right moment to do something.
   "He’s biding his time before making a big move."
5. Rome wasn’t built in a day
   – Important things take time to complete.
   "Be patient with your progress. Rome wasn’t built in a day."
6. Sit tight
   – Wait patiently without taking action.
   "Just sit tight—we’ll hear back from them soon."
7. Grin and bear it
   – Endure a difficult situation with patience.
   "I don’t like it, but I’ll grin and bear it."