In Engpsh, the phrase "下午4 35" would typically be translated to "4:35 PM". This phrase is derived from the 12-hour clock, where the day is divided into two 12-hour periods: AM (ante meridiem, meaning "before noon" in Latin) and PM (post meridiem, meaning "after noon" in Latin).

　　Here are some examples of how you could use this phrase in a sentence:

　　- "Please meet me at 4:35 PM at the park." (请在下午4点35分在公园里和我见面。)

　　- "I have a dentist appointment at 4:35 PM tomorrow." (我明天下午4点35分有一个牙医预约。)

　　- "The movie starts at 4:35 PM, so we need to leave by 4:20 PM to get there on time." (电影在下午4点35分开始，所以我们需要在4点20分前离开，才能准时到达。)

　　It's worth noting that in Engpsh, when expressing specific times, it is more common to use the 24-hour clock, in which case "下午4 35" would be written as "16:35". For example, "Please meet me at 16:35 at the park." (请在16:35在公园里和我见面。)