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lightspeed in Spanish

lightspeed in Spanish is velocidad de la luz, velocidad lumínica — lightspeed means the speed at which light travels, usually through a vacuum.

lightspeed in Spanish

velocidad de la luz
noun
The speed of light (in vacuum unless another medium is specified).
velocidad lumínica
noun
The speed of light (in vacuum unless another medium is specified).

What does "lightspeed" mean?

  1. noun The speed at which light travels, usually through a vacuum.
    "The probe's onboard computer calculated the signal delay at lightspeed."
  2. noun A very high speed, used to describe something moving or happening extremely quickly.
    "The news spread across the office at lightspeed."
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lightspeed in a sentence

  • The probe's onboard computer calculated the signal delay at lightspeed.
  • No spacecraft in the story could travel faster than lightspeed.
  • The news spread across the office at lightspeed.
  • She finished the report at lightspeed before the meeting started.

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What is "lightspeed" in Spanish?
"lightspeed" in Spanish is velocidad de la luz, velocidad lumínica. lightspeed means: The speed at which light travels, usually through a vacuum.
How do you use "lightspeed" in a sentence?
Example: "The probe's onboard computer calculated the signal delay at lightspeed." In Spanish, "lightspeed" is velocidad de la luz, velocidad lumínica.
Are there other ways to say "lightspeed" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 2 translations listed for "lightspeed": velocidad de la luz, velocidad lumínica.
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