CLOCK TIMER - Translation from English into French

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

timer [Brit ˈtʌɪmə, Am ˈtaɪmər] N

timer (for cooking)

minuteur m

timer (on bomb)

minuterie

timer (for controlling equipment)

minuterie f

timer (for controlling equipment)

programmateur m

I. clock [Brit klɒk, Am klɑk] N

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 inf 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 SPORTS:

clock

chronomètre m

to complete the course against the clock RIDING

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 [Brit klɒk, Am klɑk] VB trans

1. clock SPORTS:

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 Brit (hit) inf:

to clock sb (one)

flanquer un marron à qn inf

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 Brit inf MOTOR:

clock car

trafiquer le compteur de

III. clock [Brit klɒk, Am klɑk]

they want to turn or put the clock back 600 years

ils veulent revenir 600 ans en arrière

in the PONS Dictionary

clock timer N

clock timer

minuteur m

in the PONS Dictionary

reset clock, timer

remettre à l'heure

set clock, timer

régler

in the PONS Dictionary

timer [ˈtaɪməʳ, Am -ɚ] N

timer

minuterie f

I. clock [klɒk, Am klɑ:k] N

1. clock:

clock

pendule f

alarm clock

réveil m

to put a clock back

retarder l'horloge

to put the clocks forward [or Brit 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] VB trans

1. clock (measure time or speed):

clock

chronométrer

2. clock inf (hit):

clock

coller un pain

in the PONS Dictionary

set clock, timer

régler

reset clock, timer

remettre à l'heure

in the PONS Dictionary

timer [ˈtaɪm·ər] N

timer

minuterie f

I. clock [klak] N

1. clock:

clock

pendule f

alarm clock

réveil m

to put a clock back

retarder une horloge

to put the clocks forward

avancer les horloges

around 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 watch the clock

surveiller l'heure

2. clock (speedometer):

clock

compteur m

II. clock [klak] VB trans

1. clock (measure time or speed):

clock

chronométrer

2. clock inf (hit):

clock

coller un pain

Present

I	clock
you	clock
he/she/it	clocks
we	clock
you	clock
they	clock

Past

I	clocked
you	clocked
he/she/it	clocked
we	clocked
you	clocked
they	clocked

Present Perfect

I	have	clocked
you	have	clocked
he/she/it	has	clocked
we	have	clocked
you	have	clocked
they	have	clocked

Past Perfect

I	had	clocked
you	had	clocked
he/she/it	had	clocked
we	had	clocked
you	had	clocked
they	had	clocked

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

As the game progressed, two timers, a clock timer and money timer would run concurrently with one another.

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These features began as simple mechanical counter-based single-event timers, but were later replaced by more flexible multiple-event digital clock timers.

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The latter two connect to, and modify the watering schedule of, standard clock timer controllers.

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It describes how to fill the cooker with shrapnel and gunpowder, and to create a detonator using the filament of a light bulb and a clock timer.

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Early airburst fuzes used igniferous timers which lasted into the second half of the 20th century.

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