clock in Latin
clock in Latin is horologium, hōrārium — clock means a device that displays or measures the time of day.
clock in Latin
horologium
(attributive) A common noun relating to an instrument that measures or keeps track of time.
hōrārium
(attributive) A common noun relating to an instrument that measures or keeps track of time.
What does "clock" mean?
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noun A device that displays or measures the time of day.
"The clock on the wall read half past six."
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noun The odometer of a vehicle, which records distance travelled.
"The clock on this used car reads under 40,000 miles."
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verb To measure the time or speed of something.
"The radar gun clocked the pitch at 95 miles per hour."
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verb To notice or become aware of something.
"She clocked the nervous look on his face right away."
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clock in a sentence
- The clock on the wall read half past six.
- The clock on this used car reads under 40,000 miles.
- The radar gun clocked the pitch at 95 miles per hour.
- She clocked the nervous look on his face right away.
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What is "clock" in Latin?
"clock" in Latin is horologium, hōrārium. clock means: A device that displays or measures the time of day.
How do you use "clock" in a sentence?
Example: "The clock on the wall read half past six." In Latin, "clock" is horologium, hōrārium.
Are there other ways to say "clock" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "clock": horologium, hōrārium.
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