elapsed

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English - Turkish
(Bilgisayar) tamamlanan
(Bilgisayar) geçen
(Bilgisayar) geçen süre
(Bilgisayar) biten

Related Terms

elapsed time
geçen süre
elapsed time
geçen zaman
elapsed time indicator
gecen sure gostergesi
elapsed time indicator
geçen süre göstergesi
elapse
zamanın geçmesi
elapse
zaman geçmek
elapse
geçen zaman
elapse
geçmek (zaman)
elapse
akmak
elapse
koymak
elapsed time
(Televizyon) kalan süre
elapse
geç
elapse
(zaman) geçmek
elapse
{f} geçmek
elapse
akmak geç
elapse
{f} akıp gitmek
Turkish - Turkish

Definition of elapsed in Turkish Turkish dictionary

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elapsed time
CD'de çalınan bölümlerin süresine gösteren hane
English - English
(of time) having passed or slipped by; "elapsed time
past of elapse
(of time) having passed or slipped by; "elapsed time"

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elapsed time
In the NHRA, the total time it takes to go from starting line to finish line
elapsed time
Elapsed time indicates how long in time (such as calendar days) the task will take (duration)
elapsed time
(Ticaret) The actual time between starting and ending an activity. Labor and machine time entries are typically made either by directly entering an elapsed time, or by entering the start and end times and having the system calculate the elapsed time
elapsed time
The elapsed time for the slides that have been rehearsed is displayed on the left side of the Rehearsal Timer
elapsed time
the time it takes a vehicle to travel from the starting line to the finish line Also called e t
elapsed time
the time that elapses while some event is occurring
elapsed time
The time that has passed since begin­ning of an event
elapsed time
The difference in time between the beginning of any action and its actual accomplishment; in fire fighting operations it is divided into: Discovery Time - from start of a fire until the time of discovery Report Time - from discovery of a fire until notified of its existence and location Response Time – from time of the fire being reported until departure of the initial attack force Travel Time - between departure of the initial attack force and its arrival at the fire Attack Time - from receipt of first report of a fire to start of actual fire fighting Control Time - from initial attack until the fire is controlled Mop-up Time - from achievement of control until enough work has been done to ensure the fire cannot rekindle Patrol Time - from completion of mop-up until the fire is declared out
elapsed time
The actual time between starting and ending an activity Labor and machine time entries are typically made either by directly entering an elapsed time, or by entering the start and end times and having the system calculate the elapsed time
elapsed time
The time it takes a vehicle to cover a given distance, usually from a standing start, recorded to the thousandths of a second
elapsed time
The time that has elapsed since the beginning of a timed test interval
elapsed time
Like wallclock time, but without the times the CPU's which usually running the process or job in question are handling other processes
elapsed time
The time that it will take a car to go from the starting line to the finish line
elapsed time
(ET) The length of time it takes a dragster to complete the one-fourth mile run
elapse
To pass or move by

Several days elapsed before they met again.

elapse
to quietly terminate: said of time
elapse
When time elapses, it passes. Forty-eight hours have elapsed since his arrest. if a particular period of time elapses, it passes (elapsus, past participle of elabi )
elapse
{v} to pass away, run out, lose aright
elaps
Many species are known
elaps
A genus of venomous snakes found both in America and the Old World
elaps
See Coral snake, under Coral
elapse
pass by; "three years elapsed
elapse
To slip or glide away; to pass away silently, as time; used chiefly in reference to time
elapse
pass by; "three years elapsed"
elapse
{f} pass, go by, slip by
elapsed

    Hyphenation

    e·lapsed

    Turkish pronunciation

    îläpst

    Pronunciation

    /əˈlapst/ /ɪˈlæpst/

    Etymology

    [ i-'laps ] (intransitive verb.) 1644. Latin elapsus, past participle of elabi, from e- + labi to slip; more at SLEEP.

    Common Collocations

    elapsed time
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