chronometer

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Englisch - Türkisch
kronometre
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Türkçeye çevrildiğinde kronometre kelimesi aslında kronograf yada kronoskop adlı alet ile karıştırılmaktadır.

(Tıp) Zamanı, kusursuz olarak ölçen alet, kronometre
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Relevante Übersetzungen

electric chronometer
elektrikli kronometre
marine chronometer
deniz kronometresi
marine chronometer
gemi kronometresi
chronometers
kronometreler
Englisch - Englisch
A device for measuring time, such as a watch or clock
a portable timekeeper of the highest attainable precision
{n} an instrument to measure time
A timepiece that has met certain high standards of accuracy set by an official watch institute in Switzerland
A mechanical device for keeping time independent of ship's motion
A watch that’s undergone precision tests in an official institute Requirements are strict: a few seconds per day in the high and low temperatures (for mechanical watches) and in positions ordinarily encountered
refers to Swiss watches that meet standards set by the Swiss Official Chronometer Control Due to these standards, chronometers are very high grade watches
A watch that has obtained a certificate from an official neutral testing center such as "COSC" (Controle Officiel Swiss des Chronometres) or "SOCC" (Swiss office for chronometric controls) after having passed strict precision tests for accuracy These tests are performed in a laboratory over a minimum 15-day period They test the movement alone, using successive daily rate figures at different temperatures and with the movement in different positions
Watch which has undergone a series of precision tests by an official institute in very unfavourable conditions
> Any precise timekeeper, keeping accurate time in all weather and used in navigation An accurate boxed ship's clock, usually in two or eight day versions
An exceptionally precise timepiece used in navigation; measures in half-seconds
Technically speaking, all watches are chronometers But for a Swiss made watch to be called a chronometer, it must meet certain very high standards set by the Swiss Official Chronometer Control (C O S C ) If you have a Swiss watch labeled as a chronometer, you can be certain that it has a mechanical movement of the very highest quality -- undergone a series of precision tests in an official institute The requirements are very severe: a few seconds per day in the most unfavourable temperature conditions (for mechanical watches) and positions that are ordinarily encountered
A very accurate clock for measuring time Used at sea to determine longitude
A precision watch that is set in various temperatures and positions, thus meeting the accuracy standards set by an official watch institute in Switzerland Most watch companies either provide this certificate with a purchase or it can be mailed to you
Watch which has undergone a series of precision tests in an official institute The requirements are very severe: a few seconds per day in the most unfavourable temperature conditions (for mechanical watches) and positions that are ordinarily encountered
An instrument, also called a calorimeter or tintometer, for determining the color of petroleum products
A timepiece that has met certain high standards of accuracy set by the Controle Officiel Suisse des Chronometeres in Switzerland
an accurate clock (especially used in navigation)
A watch that is a certified "Chronometer" has passed vigorous tests that demand the watch stands up to the high standard of precision the COSC demands (Swiss Official Chronometer Control) The mechanical movement must be close to perfection If punctuality is your motto, consider a certified "Chronometer"
A chronometer is an extremely accurate clock that is used especially by sailors at sea. a very exact clock, used for scientific purposes. Mechanical timekeeping device of great accuracy, particularly one used for determining longitude (see latitude and longitude) at sea. Early weight-and pendulum-driven clocks were inaccurate because of friction and temperature changes and could not be used at sea because of the ship's motion. In 1735 John Harrison invented and constructed the first of four practical marine timekeepers. The modern marine chronometer is suspended to remain horizontal whatever the inclination of the ship and differs in parts of its mechanism from the ordinary watch. A chronometer may provide timekeeping accurate to within 0.1 second per day. See also Ferdinand Berthoud
An instrument for measuring time; a timekeeper
{i} instrument designed for the exact measurement of time
A portable timekeeper, with a heavy compensation balance, and usually beating half seconds; intended to keep time with great accuracy for use an astronomical observations, in determining longitude, etc
A metronome

Relevante Übersetzungen

chronometers
plural of chronometer
chronometer

    Silbentrennung

    chro·no·me·ter

    Aussprache

    Etymologie

    [ kr&-'nä-m&-t& ] (noun.) circa 1735. From Ancient Greek χρόνος (chronos, “time”) + μέτρον (metron, “measure”)
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