quartz clock dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de quartz clock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

quartz clock, lamp, watch

à quartz

Traductions de quartz clock dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

montre/pendule à quartz

quartz watch/clock

Traductions de quartz clock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

quartz [GB kwɔːts, Am kwɔrts] SUBST

quartz

quartz m

quartz épith crystal, deposit, mine

de quartz

quartz clock, lamp, watch

à quartz

I.clock [GB klɒk, Am klɑk] SUBST

1. clock (timepiece):

clock (large)

horloge f

clock (small)

pendule f

what time does the clock say?

quelle heure indique l'horloge or la pendule?

to set a clock

mettre une pendule à l'heure

to put the clocks forward/back one hour

avancer/reculer les pendules d'une heure

he does everything by the clock

tout est minuté chez lui

to work/watch sb around the clock

travailler/surveiller qn 24 heures sur 24

to work against the clock

faire une course contre la montre

the biological clock

l'horloge biologique

the twenty-four hour clock

l'horloge de vingt-quatre heures

2. clock (timer):

clock (in computer)

horloge f (interne)

clock (for central heating system)

horloge f (incorporée)

3. clock fam MOTOR:

clock

compteur m

a car with 40, 000 kilometers on the clock

une voiture qui a 40 000 kilomètres au compteur

4. clock (in workplace):

clock

pointeuse f

to punch the clock

pointer

5. clock SPORT:

clock

chronomètre m

to complete the course against the clock ÉQUIT

finir la course dans le temps limite

to beat the clock (in games)

jouer dans les temps

a race against the clock

une course contre la montre

II.clock [GB klɒk, Am klɑk] VERBE trans

1. clock SPORT:

he clocked 9.6 seconds in the 100 metres

il a fait le 100 mètres en 9, 6 secondes

to clock 5 minutes 2.987 seconds

faire un temps de 5 minutes et 2, 987 secondes

2. clock GB (hit) fam:

to clock sb (one)

flanquer un marron à qn fam

3. clock (catch):

the police clocked him doing 150 km an hour

la police l'a arrêté alors qu'il roulait à 150 km à l'heure

4. clock GB fam MOTOR:

clock car

trafiquer le compteur de

III.clock [GB klɒk, Am klɑk]

they want to turn or put the clock back 600 years

ils veulent revenir 600 ans en arrière

quartz clock dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de quartz clock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

quartz clock SUBST

quartz clock

pendule f à quartz

Traductions de quartz clock dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

quartz [kwɔ:ts, Am kwɔ:rts] SUBST no plur

quartz

quartz m

I.clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] SUBST

1. clock:

clock

pendule f

alarm clock

réveil m

to put a clock back

retarder l'horloge

to put the clocks forward [or GB on]

avancer l'horloge

round the clock

24 heures sur 24

to work against the clock

travailler contre la montre

to work according to the clock

faire qc en respectant l'horaire

to have one's eye on the clock

surveiller l'heure

2. clock (speedometer):

clock

compteur m

3. clock (mileometer):

clock

compteur m kilométrique

II.clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] VERBE trans

1. clock (measure time or speed):

clock

chronométrer

2. clock fam (hit):

clock

coller un pain

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

He eventually turned to the piezo-electrical crystal to develop the first quartz clock.

en.wikipedia.org

The interior received a redesigned center console and a digital quartz clock.

en.wikipedia.org

A further emphasis of todays collection is on quartz clocks as well as everyday clocks.

en.wikipedia.org

In musical quartz clocks, the hourly chime is followed by the replay of one of twelve popular melodies (one for each hour).

en.wikipedia.org

These quartz chronometers are not always the most accurate quartz clocks when no signal is received, and their signals can be lost or blocked.

en.wikipedia.org

This crystal oscillator creates a signal with very precise frequency, so that quartz clocks are at least an order of magnitude more accurate than mechanical clocks.

en.wikipedia.org

This added energy compensates for signal losses and allows surface plasmons to propagate freely along the waveguide, just like the energy supplied by a battery keeps a quartz clock ticking.

phys.org

The next 3 decades saw the development of quartz clocks as precision time standards in laboratory settings; the bulky delicate counting electronics, built with vacuum tubes, limited their use elsewhere.

en.wikipedia.org

However, over the long term the quartz clock performed less impressively.

eandt.theiet.org

The first quartz clock was invented in 1927, based on the electric property of the quartz crystal.

www.bbc.co.uk