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You can say "我想留下来，但我必须要走了。" (Wǒ xiǎng liú xià lai, dàn wǒ bìxū yào zǒu le)."
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1. 我今天没时间去逛街。(Wǒ jīntiān méi shíjiān qù guàngjiē.) - I don't have time to go shopping today.
2. 他每天都很忙，没时间休息。(Tā měitiān dōu hěn máng, méi shíjiān xiūxi.) - He is busy every day and has no time to rest.
3. 我们没时间等你了，赶快做决定吧！(Wǒmen méi shíjiān děng nǐ le, gǎnkuài zuò juédìng ba!) - We don't have time to wait for you, make a decision quickly!
4. 她工作太忙，没时间陪家人。(Tā gōngzuò tài máng, méi shíjiān péi jiārén.) - She is too busy with work and has no time to spend with her family.
5. 我没时间跟你争论这个问题。(Wǒ méi shíjiān gēn nǐ zhēnglùn zhège wèntí.) - I don't have time to argue with you about this issue.
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Yes, there are several words and phrases in Chinese that convey a similar meaning to 没时间 (méi shíjiān), which means "to have no time." Here are a few alternatives:
1. 没有时间 (méiyǒu shíjiān) - This phrase translates directly to "do not have time" and is a more explicit way of saying that someone lacks time.
2. 时间不够 (shíjiān bù gòu) - This means "time is not enough." It implies that the available time is insufficient for what needs to be done.
3. 没空 (méi kòng) - Literally meaning "no free time," this phrase is often used to indicate that someone is busy and cannot spare any time for other activities.
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