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chronographic

/kɹˌɑnəɡɹˈæfɪk/ adj

Of, pertaining to, or recorded via, a chronograph.

Word Origin From Greek chronos 'time' and graphein 'to write' — literally 'time-writing.' A chronograph is a device that records time, and chronographic describes anything related to that recording. The chrono- root gives us chronic (lasting over time), chronicle (a written record of events in time), synchronize (make happen at the same time), and anachronism (something out of its proper time). The -graph part is the same as in photograph (light-writing) and biography (life-writing).

adj Of, pertaining to, or recorded via, a chronograph.

The chronographic data from the experiment was meticulously recorded for future analysis.

(形容词) 计时器的

实验中的计时数据被 meticulously 记录下来以供未来分析。

(adjetivo) De, perteneciente a, o registrado mediante un cronógrafo.

Los datos cronográficos del experimento se registraron meticulosamente para análisis futuros.

(adjectif) chronographique [Relatif au chronographe, ou enregistré au moyen d'un chronographe.]

Les données chronographiques de l'expérience ont été enregistrées avec soin en vue d'analyses ultérieures.

(Adjektiv) chronografisch [Sich auf einen Chronografen beziehend oder mit dessen Hilfe aufgezeichnet.]

Die **chronographic** Daten des Experiments wurden sorgfältig für die spätere Analyse dokumentiert.

(形容詞) クロノグラフ（精密な時間計測装置）に関する、またはそれによって記録された。

実験で得られたクロノグラフのデータは、将来の分析に備えて丁寧に記録された。

(adjetivo) cronográfico [De, relativo a, ou registrado por meio de um cronógrafo.]

Os dados cronográficos do experimento foram meticulosamente registrados para análise futura.

Synonyms: chronometric horological timekeeping

Related words

chronic chronicle chronology synchronize graphic graphite

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