I know that ～ような means "looks like". In this context:
ここで立ち止る ような 時間はない。
does it mean:
"It appears it cannot stop here, there is no time"?
What I do understand is that ような is followed by a noun, which, in this case, is 時間.
I don't understand the "flow" of what comes after ような in this sentence. Why does it not include *の*ような?
Can someone please clarify?
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