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timer

/ˈtaɪ.mər/

Traduction: Dispositif ou personne qui mesure ou règle un intervalle de temps déterminé, signalant souvent sa fin ou déclenchant un mécanisme à un moment précis.

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noun

/ˈtaɪ.mər/A2formal
  • frDispositif ou personne qui mesure ou règle un intervalle de temps déterminé, signalant souvent sa fin ou déclenchant un mécanisme à un moment précis.

A device or person that measures or regulates a specific time interval, often signaling its end or activating a mechanism at set times.

  1. Time-measuring deviceA2formal

    A device that measures a specific time interval and signals when it ends.

    frMinuteur

    • She set the timer for 10 minutes to boil the eggs.
    • The oven timer beeped when the cake was ready.
    • He used a timer to track his workout intervals.
  2. Sports officialB1formal

    An official who records the time taken in a race or competition.

    frChronométreur

    • The timer started the stopwatch as the runners left the blocks.
    • An official timer is required for all championship events.
    • The timer announced the final lap time.

    Synonymestimekeeper

  3. Automatic regulatorB1formal

    A mechanism that automatically turns a device on or off at predetermined times.

    frminuteur / programmateur

    • The sprinkler system is controlled by a timer.
    • A timer on the lights makes the house look occupied.
    • The coffee maker has a timer for brewing in the morning.

    Synonymestime clocktime-switch

Formes
  • timers plural form
  • timers' possessive plural form
  • timer's possessive singular form
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