Central European Time

British  

noun

1.  CET.  the standard time adopted by Western European countries one hour ahead of Greenwich Mean Time, corresponding to British Summer Time

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Example Sentences

Budapest is on Central European Time, one hour ahead of the UK, and temperatures of 30C are expected during the championships.

From BBC

This difference of an hour can, of course, be explained by the difference between Central European time and British time, but it does not alter the curious fact that “officially” the war ended for Germany at 11 pm on Tuesday, May 8, and for us at one minute after midnight on the morning of Wednesday, May 9.

From The Guardian

Even the hour of our departure - midnight Central European Time - is set by others.

From Washington Times

The UK is now a “third country” to the EU after it formally withdrew at midnight central European time on Friday.

From The Guardian

A few hours later on Friday, at the stroke of midnight Central European time, Britain’s membership of the EU will come to an end.

From The Guardian