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timekeeper

/ˈtaɪmˌkiː.pər/

الترجمة: اسم يدل على شخص أو جهاز يقيس الوقت أو يسجله، مثل المسؤول الرسمي في المباريات الرياضية، أو الموظف الذي يراقب ساعات عمل العمال، أو أداة لقياس الزمن.

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noun

/ˈtaɪmˌkiː.pər/B2formalsport
  • arاسم يدل على شخص أو جهاز يقيس الوقت أو يسجله، مثل المسؤول الرسمي في المباريات الرياضية، أو الموظف الذي يراقب ساعات عمل العمال، أو أداة لقياس الزمن.

A noun referring to a person or device that measures or records time, such as an official in sports, a clerk tracking employee hours, or a time-measuring instrument.

  1. Sports officialB1formalsport

    An official responsible for recording the time elapsed during a sporting event or competition.

    arحكم الوقت

    • The timekeeper signaled the end of the match.
    • A professional timekeeper is essential for accurate race results.
    • The referee consulted the timekeeper before making the final call.

    المرادفاتtimer

  2. Workplace clerkB1formalbusiness

    An employee who records the hours worked by other staff members, often for payroll purposes.

    arكاتب الدوام

    • The timekeeper noted that she arrived late this morning.
    • He works as a timekeeper at the factory.
    • The timekeeper's report is used to calculate overtime pay.
  3. Time-measuring deviceB2formaltechnical

    A device or instrument used to measure or indicate the passage of time.

    arساعة

    • The old grandfather clock is an excellent timekeeper.
    • This watch is a very accurate timekeeper.
    • The atomic clock is the most precise timekeeper ever invented.

    المرادفاتchronographchronometerclocktimepiecetimerwatch

الصيغ
  • timekeepers plural form
  • timekeepers' possessive plural form
  • timekeeper's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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