Definition of stopwatch in English:

stopwatch

nounˈstɒpwɒtʃˈstɑpˌwɑtʃ

A special watch with buttons that start, stop, and then zero the hands, used to time races.
Example sentencesExamples
- There are stopwatches and timing systems everywhere.
- I had accidentally stopped my stopwatch so didn't know how much time I had taken, so I really wanted to push myself to get the best time possible.
- His trainer, I presumed, since he was the only other person out here, was standing close by and held a stopwatch in his hand.
- They trained from scratch over the last six months and, according to their own stopwatches, finished in two hours and 31 minutes.
- He runs two 40-yard dashes, and the scouts huddle to compare their stopwatches.
- The teacher fished out a stopwatch from her shorts' pocket and gave the signal to go.
- The chip, which is attached to the person's trainer, would scrap the need for stopwatches and ensure the 13-mile run goes smoothly.
- Use either the manual selection on the cardio machine so you have a time clock or use a stopwatch of your own.
- A straightforward extension in the method of using stopwatches is the use of electronic timers, pneumatic tubes or other event recorders to automate the event-recording process.
- The physician uses a stopwatch or a wristwatch with a second hand to time this activity.
- Mack produced three of the working stopwatches from his pocket and held them out to Emma and Wyatt who took them in their hands carefully.
- Someone has to start the stopwatch and someone has to stop it.
- But stopwatches have become so sophisticated that scouts can clock times to hundredths of a second.
- When Megan hears the sound to start the race, she starts the stopwatch she holds in her hand.
- We called the first three breakdown services simultaneously, and with stopwatches running waited for the tow trucks to arrive.
- If you train with a partner, have him time you with a stopwatch, help you count off reps at the right speed and keep you in your window.
- Many years ago, a young parent picked up a stopwatch to time her child's race at a recreation league meet.
- Pedometers, which look like stopwatches or pagers, have become popular tools for keeping track of steps and promoting moderate exercise.
- They've got stopwatches to make sure we don't exceed time limits, and it's much more athletic than it was.
- The timer eliminated the need for a stopwatch and enabled participants to start at their leisure.
Synonyms
timepiece, chronometer, small clock, timer

Definition of stopwatch in US English:

stopwatch

nounˈstɑpˌwɑtʃˈstäpˌwäCH

A special watch with buttons that start, stop, and then zero the hands, used to time races.
Example sentencesExamples
- Many years ago, a young parent picked up a stopwatch to time her child's race at a recreation league meet.
- If you train with a partner, have him time you with a stopwatch, help you count off reps at the right speed and keep you in your window.
- A straightforward extension in the method of using stopwatches is the use of electronic timers, pneumatic tubes or other event recorders to automate the event-recording process.
- We called the first three breakdown services simultaneously, and with stopwatches running waited for the tow trucks to arrive.
- I had accidentally stopped my stopwatch so didn't know how much time I had taken, so I really wanted to push myself to get the best time possible.
- There are stopwatches and timing systems everywhere.
- His trainer, I presumed, since he was the only other person out here, was standing close by and held a stopwatch in his hand.
- The timer eliminated the need for a stopwatch and enabled participants to start at their leisure.
- He runs two 40-yard dashes, and the scouts huddle to compare their stopwatches.
- Someone has to start the stopwatch and someone has to stop it.
- The physician uses a stopwatch or a wristwatch with a second hand to time this activity.
- But stopwatches have become so sophisticated that scouts can clock times to hundredths of a second.
- Mack produced three of the working stopwatches from his pocket and held them out to Emma and Wyatt who took them in their hands carefully.
- Pedometers, which look like stopwatches or pagers, have become popular tools for keeping track of steps and promoting moderate exercise.
- They trained from scratch over the last six months and, according to their own stopwatches, finished in two hours and 31 minutes.
- When Megan hears the sound to start the race, she starts the stopwatch she holds in her hand.
- They've got stopwatches to make sure we don't exceed time limits, and it's much more athletic than it was.
- The chip, which is attached to the person's trainer, would scrap the need for stopwatches and ensure the 13-mile run goes smoothly.
- Use either the manual selection on the cardio machine so you have a time clock or use a stopwatch of your own.
- The teacher fished out a stopwatch from her shorts' pocket and gave the signal to go.
Synonyms
timepiece, chronometer, small clock, timer

单词	stopwatch
释义	Definition of stopwatch in English: stopwatch nounˈstɒpwɒtʃˈstɑpˌwɑtʃ A special watch with buttons that start, stop, and then zero the hands, used to time races. Example sentencesExamples There are stopwatches and timing systems everywhere. I had accidentally stopped my stopwatch so didn't know how much time I had taken, so I really wanted to push myself to get the best time possible. His trainer, I presumed, since he was the only other person out here, was standing close by and held a stopwatch in his hand. They trained from scratch over the last six months and, according to their own stopwatches, finished in two hours and 31 minutes. He runs two 40-yard dashes, and the scouts huddle to compare their stopwatches. The teacher fished out a stopwatch from her shorts' pocket and gave the signal to go. The chip, which is attached to the person's trainer, would scrap the need for stopwatches and ensure the 13-mile run goes smoothly. Use either the manual selection on the cardio machine so you have a time clock or use a stopwatch of your own. A straightforward extension in the method of using stopwatches is the use of electronic timers, pneumatic tubes or other event recorders to automate the event-recording process. The physician uses a stopwatch or a wristwatch with a second hand to time this activity. Mack produced three of the working stopwatches from his pocket and held them out to Emma and Wyatt who took them in their hands carefully. Someone has to start the stopwatch and someone has to stop it. But stopwatches have become so sophisticated that scouts can clock times to hundredths of a second. When Megan hears the sound to start the race, she starts the stopwatch she holds in her hand. We called the first three breakdown services simultaneously, and with stopwatches running waited for the tow trucks to arrive. If you train with a partner, have him time you with a stopwatch, help you count off reps at the right speed and keep you in your window. Many years ago, a young parent picked up a stopwatch to time her child's race at a recreation league meet. Pedometers, which look like stopwatches or pagers, have become popular tools for keeping track of steps and promoting moderate exercise. They've got stopwatches to make sure we don't exceed time limits, and it's much more athletic than it was. The timer eliminated the need for a stopwatch and enabled participants to start at their leisure. Synonyms timepiece, chronometer, small clock, timer Definition of stopwatch in US English: stopwatch nounˈstɑpˌwɑtʃˈstäpˌwäCH A special watch with buttons that start, stop, and then zero the hands, used to time races. Example sentencesExamples Many years ago, a young parent picked up a stopwatch to time her child's race at a recreation league meet. If you train with a partner, have him time you with a stopwatch, help you count off reps at the right speed and keep you in your window. A straightforward extension in the method of using stopwatches is the use of electronic timers, pneumatic tubes or other event recorders to automate the event-recording process. We called the first three breakdown services simultaneously, and with stopwatches running waited for the tow trucks to arrive. I had accidentally stopped my stopwatch so didn't know how much time I had taken, so I really wanted to push myself to get the best time possible. There are stopwatches and timing systems everywhere. His trainer, I presumed, since he was the only other person out here, was standing close by and held a stopwatch in his hand. The timer eliminated the need for a stopwatch and enabled participants to start at their leisure. He runs two 40-yard dashes, and the scouts huddle to compare their stopwatches. Someone has to start the stopwatch and someone has to stop it. The physician uses a stopwatch or a wristwatch with a second hand to time this activity. But stopwatches have become so sophisticated that scouts can clock times to hundredths of a second. Mack produced three of the working stopwatches from his pocket and held them out to Emma and Wyatt who took them in their hands carefully. Pedometers, which look like stopwatches or pagers, have become popular tools for keeping track of steps and promoting moderate exercise. They trained from scratch over the last six months and, according to their own stopwatches, finished in two hours and 31 minutes. When Megan hears the sound to start the race, she starts the stopwatch she holds in her hand. They've got stopwatches to make sure we don't exceed time limits, and it's much more athletic than it was. The chip, which is attached to the person's trainer, would scrap the need for stopwatches and ensure the 13-mile run goes smoothly. Use either the manual selection on the cardio machine so you have a time clock or use a stopwatch of your own. The teacher fished out a stopwatch from her shorts' pocket and gave the signal to go. Synonyms timepiece, chronometer, small clock, timer
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