英语词汇“timer”的英英意思、用法、释义、翻译、读音、例句、短语、词组-英语词典

timer

/ˈtʌɪmə

noun

1An automatic mechanism for activating a device at a preset time: a video timer...

Some of these models also provide a greater number of programs, automatic shut-off timers and mechanisms that keep noise to a minimum.
The valve-on state can be activated from a remote robotic device when the automatic timer on the unit is off.
I refer to those who pre-tear toilet tissue to avoid work on Shabbat, but set automatic timers on the TV to turn on the college football games.

1.1A person or device that measures or records the amount of time taken by a process or activity: the challenge is to play the game with the timer...

There was also a countdown timer to measure elapsed time for each question.
He has seven lined up in a row, with an electronic timer on each to record how many solid punches can be landed in two minutes.
Then, still using your timer, record how long it takes for the star to realign with the stick from one night to the next.

2 [in combination] Used to indicate how many times someone has done something: for most first-timers the success rate is 45 per cent

单词	timer
释义	timer /ˈtʌɪmə / noun 1An automatic mechanism for activating a device at a preset time: a video timer... Some of these models also provide a greater number of programs, automatic shut-off timers and mechanisms that keep noise to a minimum. The valve-on state can be activated from a remote robotic device when the automatic timer on the unit is off. I refer to those who pre-tear toilet tissue to avoid work on Shabbat, but set automatic timers on the TV to turn on the college football games. 1.1A person or device that measures or records the amount of time taken by a process or activity: the challenge is to play the game with the timer... There was also a countdown timer to measure elapsed time for each question. He has seven lined up in a row, with an electronic timer on each to record how many solid punches can be landed in two minutes. Then, still using your timer, record how long it takes for the star to realign with the stick from one night to the next. 2 [in combination] Used to indicate how many times someone has done something: for most first-timers the success rate is 45 per cent Rhymes climber, Jemima, mimer, old-timer, part-timer, primer, rhymer
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