Do you have a chronometer?
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Chronometer
//krə(ʊ)ˈnɒmɪtər//
Synonyms for "chronometer" (37 found)
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46 translations across 30 languages.
Ancient Greek
2 entries- ὠράριθμον noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- ὡρολόγιον noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Armenian
1 entries- ժամանակաչափ noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Belarusian
3 entries- храно́метр noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- храно́мэтар noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- храно́мэтр noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Bulgarian
2 entries- хронометър noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- часовник noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Catalan
1 entries- cronòmetre noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Chinese Mandarin
2 entries- 時計 /时计 noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- 計時器 /计时器 noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Czech
1 entries- chronometr noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Dutch
1 entries- chronometer noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Esperanto
1 entries- kronometro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Finnish
2 entries- kello noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- kronometri noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
French
2 entries- chronomètre noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- chronoscope noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Galician
1 entries- cronómetro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
German
2 entries- Chronometer noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- Uhr noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Hungarian
2 entries- időmérő noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- óra noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Irish
1 entries- cronaiméadar noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Italian
1 entries- cronometro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Japanese
1 entries- クロノメーター noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Korean
1 entries- 크로노미터 noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Latin
1 entries- horologium noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Māori
1 entries- matawā noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Persian
3 entries- زمانسنج noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- کرنومتر noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- گاهسنج noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Polish
2 entries- chronometr noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- czasomierz noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Portuguese
3 entries- cronoscópio noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- cronómetro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- cronômetro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Russian
2 entries- хроно́метр noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- хроноско́п noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Serbo-Croatian
2 entries- krȍnometar noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
- кро̏нометар noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Slovene
1 entries- chronometer noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Spanish
1 entries- cronómetro noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Tagalog
1 entries- tionsukat noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Turkish
1 entries- saat noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Ukrainian
1 entries- хроно́метр noun (device for measuring time, particularly time of day)
Sample sentences
6 total sentences available.
In the 19th century a navigator wanting to know the ship's longitude needed to know the time, which was kept on board the ship by a chronometer.
Source: tatoeba (11064714)
A wristwatch costs $20; a chronometer costs $20,000.
Source: wiktionary
The balances of all moveable time-keepers, the chronometer excepted, are prevented from vibrating beyond the proper arc by what is called bankings. The inferior escapements are very easily banked; a pin fixed in the balance, coming in contact with one or two studs, is sufficient for that purpose. […]
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