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/klɒk/ /klɑk/

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noun

Reloj

An instrument used to measure or keep track of time; a non-portable timepiece.

Examples :

"The school's main office clock shows it's time for lunch. "

El reloj de la oficina principal de la escuela indica que es hora de almorzar.

time device utensil technology essential

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noun

Cuentakilómetros

The odometer of a motor vehicle.

Examples :

"This car has over 300,000 miles on the clock."

Este coche tiene más de 300.000 millas en el cuentakilómetros.

vehicle machine technology essential

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noun

Señal de reloj

An electrical signal that synchronizes timing among digital circuits of semiconductor chips or modules.

Examples :

"The clock in the computer's processor ensures all the different parts work together at the same time. "

La señal de reloj en el procesador de la computadora asegura que todas las diferentes partes funcionen juntas al mismo tiempo.

electronics computing signal system technology machine device time electric essential

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noun

Flor del diente de león

The seed head of a dandelion.

Examples :

"The dandelion's clock was fluffy and white. "

La flor del diente de león era esponjosa y blanca.

plant seed nature biology essential

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noun

Reloj

A time clock.

Examples :

"The school's time clock records the arrival and departure times of teachers. "

El reloj de la escuela registra las horas de llegada y salida de los profesores.

time device essential

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noun

Ciclo de reloj

A CPU clock cycle, or T-state.

Examples :

"The computer's clock cycle is very fast, enabling it to process information quickly. "

El ciclo de reloj de la computadora es muy rápido, lo que le permite procesar información rápidamente.

computing electronics technology time essential

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verb

Medir la duración de

To measure the duration of.

Examples :

"The teacher clocked the time it took the students to complete the math problems. "

El profesor midió el tiempo que tardaron los estudiantes en completar los problemas de matemáticas.

time action essential

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verb

Cronometrar, medir la velocidad de

To measure the speed of.

Examples :

"He was clocked at 155 miles per hour."

Se le cronometró a 155 millas por hora.

time technology machine essential

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verb

Golpear fuertemente

To hit (someone) heavily.

Examples :

"When the boxer let down his guard, his opponent clocked him."

Cuando el boxeador bajó la guardia, su oponente lo golpeó fuertemente.

action human essential

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verb

darse cuenta, percatarse

To take notice of; to realise; to recognize someone or something

Examples :

"A trans person may be able to easily clock other trans people."

Una persona trans puede darse cuenta fácilmente de otras personas trans.

mind action human sensation essential

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verb

Completar, terminar

To beat a video game.

Examples :

"Have you clocked that game yet?"

¿Ya has terminado ese juego?

game achievement essential

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noun

Un patrón cerca del talón de un calcetín o media

A pattern near the heel of a sock or stocking.

Examples :

"My grandmother's handmade socks have a beautiful clock pattern near the heel. "

Los calcetines hechos a mano de mi abuela tienen un hermoso patrón cerca del talón.

wear style appearance essential

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verb

Adornar, decorar

To ornament (e.g. the side of a stocking) with figured work.

Examples :

"The mother carefully clocked the edges of her daughter's Christmas stocking with colorful embroidery. "

La madre adornó cuidadosamente los bordes del calcetín navideño de su hija con bordados coloridos.

art style appearance essential

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noun

Escarabajo pelotero

A large beetle, especially the European dung beetle (Geotrupes stercorarius).

Examples :

"The farmer saw a clock beetle near the compost bin. "

El granjero vio un escarabajo pelotero cerca del contenedor de compostaje.

animal insect biology nature essential

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verb

Clocar

To make the sound of a hen; to cluck.

Examples :

"The mother hen clucked softly, calling her chicks to follow her. "

La gallina clueca suavemente, llamando a sus polluelos a seguirla.

animal sound bird essential

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verb

Empollar

Examples :

"The mother hen is clocking her eggs to hatch them. "

La gallina está empollando sus huevos para que nazcan los polluelos.

animal biology bird nature essential