velocity in Dutch
velocity in Dutch is snelheid, frequentie, omloopsnelheid — velocity means a measurement of how fast something is moving in a given direction — speed combined with direction.
velocity in Dutch
snelheid
snelheid
The rate of occurrence.
frequentie
The rate of occurrence.
omloopsnelheid
(economics) The number of times that an average unit of currency is spent during a specific period of time.
What does "velocity" mean?
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noun A measurement of how fast something is moving in a given direction — speed combined with direction.
"The rocket reached a velocity of over 7 kilometres per second."
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noun General speed or rate of movement.
"The negotiations picked up velocity once both sides agreed to the deadline."
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noun In economics, how many times an average unit of currency changes hands over a period of time.
"Economists study the velocity of money to see how quickly people spend it."
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velocity in a sentence
- The rocket reached a velocity of over 7 kilometres per second.
- Wind velocity and direction are shown together on the weather map.
- The negotiations picked up velocity once both sides agreed to the deadline.
- Economists study the velocity of money to see how quickly people spend it.
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What is "velocity" in Dutch?
"velocity" in Dutch is snelheid, frequentie, omloopsnelheid. velocity means: A measurement of how fast something is moving in a given direction — speed combined with direction.
How do you use "velocity" in a sentence?
Example: "The rocket reached a velocity of over 7 kilometres per second." In Dutch, "velocity" is snelheid, frequentie, omloopsnelheid.
Are there other ways to say "velocity" in Dutch?
Yes — Dutch has 3 translations listed for "velocity": snelheid, frequentie, omloopsnelheid.
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