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1. (n.) stopwatch
a watch with a hand that can be stopped or started for precise timing, as in races.
Etymology: (1730–40)
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1. (noun) stopwatch, stop watch
a timepiece that can be started or stopped for exact timing (as of a race)
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Sense: a watch with a hand that can be stopped and started, used in timing a race etc.
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 Afrikaans: stophorlosie |
 Arabic: ساعَة وَقْف |
 Bulgarian: секундомер |
 Brazilian: cronômetro |
 Czech: stopky |
 German: die Stoppuhr |
 Danish: stopur |
 Greek: χρονόμετρο |
 Spanish: cronómetro |
 Estonian: stopper |
 Farsi: زمان سنج |
 Finnish: sekuntikello |
 French: chronomètre |
 Hebrew: שְׁעוֹן עֶצֶר |
 Hindi: विराम घड़ी |
 Croatian: štoperica (sat) |
 Hungarian: stopper(óra) |
 Indonesian: stopwatch |
 Icelandic: skeiðklukka |
 Italian: cronometro |
 Japanese: ストップウォッチ |
 Korean: 스톱워치 |
 Lithuanian: sekundometras |
 Latvian: hronometrs |
 Malay: jam randik |
 Dutch: chronometer |
 Norwegian: stoppeklokke |
 Polish: stoper |
 Portuguese: cronómetro |
 Romanian: cronometru |
 Russian: секундомер |
 Slovak: stopky |
 Slovenian: stoparica |
 Serbian: štoperica |
 Swedish: stoppur, tidtagarur |
 Thai: นาฬิกาจับเวลา |
 Turkish: kronometre |
 Taiwanese: 碼錶 |
 Ukrainian: секундомір |
 Urdu: روک گھڑی |
 Vietnamese: đồng hồ bấm giờ |
 Chinese: 秒表，跑表 |
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